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‘Is that CJ McCollum with another woman?’: Blazers star responds to racy image with woman who isn’t his wife

Amulya Shekhar
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Is that CJ McCollum with another woman?': Blazers star responds to racy image with woman who isn't his wife

CJ McCollum responds to trolls who keep tagging him in a pic of a man looking like him, sleeping beside a woman who isn’t his wife.

McCollum, who married long-term girlfriend Elise Esposito just over a week back, is in the middle of offseason and marital bliss. He met Elise at university, and the couple have been together for over 7 years now.

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McCollum made a mushy Instagram post celebrating his wedding last week. He quoted the Bible in the caption, saying ‘A man’s greatest treasure is his wife – a gift from the lord’.

McCollum distances himself from a pic of similar-looking man lying beside another woman

Twitter trolls are always having a field day at the expense of NBA players at the slightest opportunity. During the weekend, they found their big fish in the Trailblazers guard.

Take a look for yourself. You might genuinely be surprised at how alarmingly similar McCollum looks to the man in question.

While the shape of the man’s face is quite similar to that of McCollum’s, there’s a slight but noticeable difference in their features. McCollum joined in with the trolls, however, recognizing the similarities and commending them.

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CJ is a man of the people, as he has demonstrated repeatedly in the past. He will always feed a troll when its worth his time of the day. It’s nice to have NBA players catering to their fans.

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Amulya Shekhar

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Amulya Shekhar is a sports junkie who thrives on the thrills and frills of live sports action across basketball, football (the American variant works too), parkour, adventure sports. He believes sports connect us to our best selves, and he hopes to help people experience sports more holistically.

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