Patrick Beverley, a controversial point guard with an NBA past who has been linked with Real Madrid as a replacement for Dennis Smith Jr., revealed in 2023 one of his customs (his anti-sex rule) to be in top form before games.
I don’t have sex the night before games. I want to have fresh legs…
The former Hapoel Tel Aviv player, who is in a relationship with well-known model and influencer Mandana Bolourchi, explained that he has zero sexual relations the night before a game in order to arrive on the court with fresh legs.
My wife is going to kill me
“I don’t have sex the night before games. I want to have fresh legs… you know what I mean?” Beverley told Rone on his Barstool Sports ‘Pat Bev’ podcast.
The 36-year-old point guard admitted in his talk that his partner, Mandana Bolourchi, is not very enthusiastic about this custom of sexual abstinence before games, but that she has ended up accepting it.
“My wife is going to kill me,” said Patrick Beverley, who admitted that he has a hard time, “it’s a shit”, when they play games every one or two days (a situation that would happen to him at Real Madrid playing in the Euroleague and Liga Endesa).
How did Patrick Beverley’s anti-sex rule affect his NBA career?
His ‘anti-sex’ rule has led Patrick Beverley to average 8.6 points, 4.1 rebounds and 3.4 assists in his 666 NBA games playing for the Houston Rockets, Los Angeles Clippers, Minnesota Timberwolves, Los Angeles Lakers, Chicago Bulls and Philadelphia 76ers.
Larsa and Scottie Pippen: “I had sex four times a night every night”
Patrick Beverley made this statement commenting on the words of Larsa Pippen, Michael Jordan’s son’s ex-girlfriend, about her sex life with Scottie Pippen during their marriage.
“I always had sex four times a night. I had sex four times a night every night. I never had a day off for 23 years,” Larsa said.
Patrick Beverley’s reputation in the NBA: he was suspended for his “history of unsportsmanlike conduct”
Patrick Beverley is considered one of the toughest players in the NBA in recent years.
I’m a big kid
In 2020, he was suspended for three games for “forcefully shoving” Deandre Ayton and the NBA justified his suspension was “based in part on Beverley’s history of unsportsmanlike conduct”.
“It was very unprofessional on my part. I definitely could have reacted differently. I’m a big boy,” Beverly acknowledged.
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