The biggest controversy in the United States this year has opened a new chapter. Last week, Randy Garcia once again revealed to the public the progress of a long-running case involving a debt of more than $100,000 owed by professional player Maurice Hawkins. Now it was Maurice Hawkins’ turn to react harshly, adding fuel to the fire.
This story has been going on for several years, but became more serious after new allegations emerged. After Hawkins faced backlash over the case, the American player decided to respond publicly in a video interview on the Poker.org channel.
In a video that lasted about 30 minutes, Hawkins not only denied much of the Randy Garcia story he was telling, but also responded to criticism from others by citing third parties, And more names were added to add to the confusion. On top of that, he even threatened to end the matter with warnings and intimidation.
Among the many things he said in the interview, Maurice Hawkins denied that he was owed more than $100,000 by Randy Garcia. However, he admitted that Garcia was his supporter when he was going through really bad situations. According to Hawkins, he does owe supporters, but the amount is much smaller.
The player explained that he owed Randy Garcia approximately $40,000, with the rest coming from tournaments. Hawkins claims he pays about $3,000 a month and the debt has been reduced to $20,000. However, at the time, Garcia reportedly said he would also charge for the makeup, sue him and expose him in the media.
Maurice Hawkins said he felt disrespected by Garcia’s attitude, which threatened him, and a court case was filed against him. When he knew he had no money. The American player also said he was treated like a gangster. I owe him $20,000, but he has no right to treat me this way. “This is not a question of both sides. In America, if you are black, you are guilty.” This is a sentence of Hawkins.
Not only did he defend himself against the accusations – he even admitted that he was… debt -Hawkins decided that others attacked people. According to him, Randy Garcia and Chad Holloway planned to defame him in the media by citing PokerNews editors by name. He accused Holloway of writing the story for clicks and again denied owing anything to Garcia or any other investor.
mentioned was Matt Burkey. The American professional has harshly criticized Hawkins on more than one occasion in such situations, accusing him of owing someone something. Hawkins addressed this directly, saying, “I challenge Burkey to prove that I’m a liar or that I owe anyone anything.”
On top of that, Hawkins even said The “dangerous” interview was left behind. “I make about $600,000 a year. My defamation suit against you will be three times that amount, plus more pain and suffering in court. You don’t want to see my ‘polite’ side, bro .So let’s get over it and put this behind us,” the American said.
However, the public response to the interview was not the best. Some of what Hawkins said was contradictory and did not do justice to other known facts. Chad Holloway was mentioned directly and responded with a link to an article showing a US court ruling confirming a debt of $115,828.
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This text describes a controversy involving professional player Maurice Hawkins and Randy Garcia over a debt of $100,000. Hawkins denied owing that amount and accused Garcia of threatening him. The public response to Hawkins’ interview was mixed, with some finding his statements contradictory.
The text describes a controversy between professional player Maurice Hawkins and Randy Garcia over a debt of over $100,000. Hawkins denied owing that amount and accused Garcia and others of trying to defame him. The situation escalated with threats and legal action, and the public response to Hawkins’ statements was not positive.
This text highlights a controversial situation involving a debt dispute between professional player Maurice Hawkins and Randy Garcia. Hawkins vehemently denied owing over $100,000 to Garcia, claiming the amount was much smaller. The public response to Hawkins’ interview was mixed, with some finding his statements contradictory and not aligning with court rulings confirming the debt.
The text describes a contentious situation involving a debt dispute between professional player Maurice Hawkins and Randy Garcia. Hawkins denied owing over $100,000, instead claiming a smaller amount. The public response to Hawkins’ interview was not favorable, with contradictions noted and a court ruling confirming the debt.