Paul Pierce walked 20 miles to work after Celtics-Knicks bet goes wrong

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Boston Celtics legend Paul Pierce is getting his steps after his game 2 Celtics-Nincies ended him horror for him.

Celtics blew the 20-point lead in Game 1, falling to Nix at Boston’s overtime. But Pierce was attached to his ex -squad, made a bold prediction before Game 2’s tipf.

“If Celtics are losing 2 games at home I promise you, I’m walking here tomorrow,” he said. Referring to Fox Studios in Los Angeles, Pierce said on “Speak” of FS 1 “I’m walking here. I’m walking here 15 miles. I’m walking here in my clothing, no shoes.”

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Former NBA player Paul Pierce is in May 14, 2018, New York City. (Slaven Vlasic/Getty Fig.)

Pierce can jeans its celtics, as they blew up another 20-point lead on Wednesday night, falling at Nix 91-90.

After Celtics collapsed, Pierce went to X to post how far his walking would be to work on time.

And Pierce appeared to make his promise well, he himself appeared on Instagram Live to capture themselves with a studio, clothing and everyone.

“It’s crazy. Dog. I can’t believe it. C has taken me out here like this,” Pierce said. “I’m sweating. So, I’m about four miles now. So, I think I got another 16 mile?”

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His former teammate Kevin Garnett even spotted him along the road.

When Pierce finally made it to Fox Studios, he reached the wheelchair after his “shameful walk”.

Brooklyn Net’s Paul Pierce Detroit Pistons against April 4, 2014 at Brooklyn Berkless Center, NY’s Berkless Center (Through JC de Garbrant/NBAE Gatety Image)

Pierce made his bet on Live TV, but some of Celtics fans probably thought they would make another game as they did in Game 1. However, they were ice-cold from the field again, shooting 25% from the 3-point range.

Worse, Celtics have not transformed a basket from the field for the fourth quarter’s final 8:40, allowing Nix to enter again on Monday night.

Zalen Brunson created two clutches free throws that gave a point to New York, and Mikal Bridge, who earned 5 points in the fourth quarter alone to assist Nix’s return, blocked Jason Tatum Pass on Monday night when the ball was dropped from Brown.