Ron Artest’s Open Letter to Tiger Woods

Ron Artest’s Open Letter to Tiger Woods

This is real, by the way.

Ron Ron

Dear Tiger,
In reading the statements you have made, I can tell you are a stand up guy. Please remember only Jesus is perfect. You made a mistake and you admitted your infidelity.
I have made the same mistakes. Before I got married to my wife, I had a baby with another young lady, after I already had two by my girlfriend who is now my wife. We also had another baby which makes three for us and four for me. Two boys and two girls.
My wife is a much better wife than I am a husband. We still argue and disagree after being together 16 years. and I still cope with the fact that there are so many women out there and I choose to stay loyal to my wife.
I want to be home every night, but with traveling I can’t, and sometimes I might want to go to a bar or club and be one of the fellas. Most of the time I stay in, because I have my kids and wife.
I cannot sit here and say the thought to have many women has never crossed my mind. If I were Jesus I could.
I have known my wife for 16 years– since I was 14 years old.
She was my first.
On the way to 2010 we had many ups and downs on the way, mostly my fault. But I really choose to work hard and play ball to support her and my kids. The same reason you are building your legacy.
I have been disturbed by this because there are many people who are happy that this bad news has come out.
There are a lot of sports announcers and regular reporters who are not perfect in their own homes, yet they want to bring you down.
You have done so much for people, the sport of golf, and your family and you gave your wife a life that people can’t even dream of.
I thought you were 36 or 37 until I read the news today. A 33-year-old man who has been a model citizen with so much at stake. This is your first publicly known issue since you started your career, compared to my 50 or more publicly known issues and mistakes.
You have been the perfect role model for me and my sons for longer than anyone I have known.
With the exception of a few legends.
As your fan, I can’t wait to see you golf again.
And us athletes know how much you personally love your family.

One love,
Ron Artest
This is just a fan mail letter to Tiger Woods fans and indirectly to Tiger himself.
Please, everyone support Tiger in these tough times for his family.

Also if you are a sports announcer or regular everyday reporter or blogger please step up like Tiger and tell your wife or husband if you have any skeletons in your closet. Especially if you were one of the few attacking TIGER!!
One Love People

. . .

Ron Ron

Now, first of all, how low have you sunk when you have RON ARTEST in your corner, calling you “the perfect role model”? I know I’m only stating the obvious here, but come the day I have RonJon telling me I’m the man, I know that I will probably have killed a man in Butner. Or something.

Second of all . . . who knew Ron Artest had a blog? This is getting crazy. I had a blog back in 2001 that was stupid as hell. And I still got tons of visitors. Nowadays, I think about fifty percent of people in the United States have blogs. How are we supposed to read each other’s blogs? We’re too busy writing for our own blogs. There’s just no time to do it all. Where’s the time left over to read actual books? Can’t. Too many blogs out there.

Ron Ron

This life is weird.

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3 Responses to “Ron Artest’s Open Letter to Tiger Woods”

  1. Whutsiznaim says:

    Artest is a certifiable psychopath. Trust me.

  2. MikeD says:

    Crazy or not, this man is honest as hell. Anyone who is willing to be so honest deserves some respect. The man admitted he got drunk before games! He got into a fight with the fans! And yet he is still employed by the best team in basketball. I for one say that if everyone was this honest the world be a better place AND people’s blogs would be a lot more interesting (Agassi anyone?). Of course I still don’t want him anywhere near my wife or daughters or friends or former co-workers. I’m just saying…

  3. Sam Benjamin says:

    You know what? I think you’re right. Artest does speak from the heart, and that’s definitely to be applauded. Also, few and far between are sticking up for Tiger, and there’s definitely a legit space for that.

    I just think Artest is a little delusional. Note that he said he chooses to stay loyal to his own wife? I don’t doubt that he WANTS to believe that he’s been faithful, but for some reason, I have trouble believing that to be true. We all know the way the NBA is, and with Ron “wilding” all the time – and pretty much posing as the hardest dude out there – how is it even possible that he’s “chosen to be loyal?” Maybe he’s never been caught. But I’d bet my house, if I had one, on the fact that Ron Artest’s belt would put even Billy Clint to shame the notches-scored tip.

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