Getting paid $5 million from Spurs didn’t stop Dennis Rodman from bleaching his hair and missing their stadium’s opening

The Worm, Dennis Rodman is remembered for many things. His eccentric behavior, his rebounding, and of course, his aggressive defense. But along with those, he is also well known for his sense of style and fashion. Particularly his hairstyles, which over the years have become hard to miss.

The hairstyles more often than not are harmless, and even fun to see. However, his first head-turning hairstyle had a pretty negative effect on an NBA game.

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Dennis Rodman once had a hairstyle that made him late for an NBA game

He may be one of the greatest defenders and players in NBA history, but Dennis Rodman was not an easy player to deal with. The Hall of Famer famously had a knack for causing problems.

Take for example, when he started getting into dying his hair.

At the time, Dennis Rodman was with the Spurs, where he got paid $5 million between 1993 and 1995. But apparently, money didn’t matter, since a mere dye job made him late for a game at the Alamodome. He even shared his thoughts in his book Bad As I Wanna Be.

“The damn bleach job took too long,”

Rodman, who was playing for the San Antonio Spurs at the time, decided to dye his hair platinum blonde. A decision that made him arrive 30 minutes behind schedule.

Dennis’ eccentricities have been an issue on more than one occasion. Being late for a game isn’t the worst of it.

Dennis Rodman once had to pay a huge fine for kicking a cameraman

The Worm wasn’t exactly level-headed when on the court. There have been times when his anger had gotten the better of him. Like when he got so frustrated with a cameraman that he kicked him.

The kick forced Rodman to pay the cameraman $200,000, pay a fine of $25,000, and miss 11 games. A hefty price to say the least.

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