Johntay Porter, who was permanently suspended from the National Basketball Association (NBA) for match-fixing charges, is seeking to continue his career in a league other than the U.S. However, the judge rejected Porter’s request to lift the ban.

“The Athletic” said on the 17th, “Porter, who was permanently suspended by the NBA, wants to continue his career in other countries.”

Potter was accused of manipulating matches in two games he played in last season when he played for the Toronto Raptors. At the time, Potter did not intentionally throw a shot even in a shot chance, and sometimes he played for a short time due to injury. Gamblers who recognized this in advance pocketed a large amount of money through betting, which was discovered.토토사이트 순위

The NBA immediately imposed a severe penalty on Potter, stating that he would not be allowed to play in the NBA permanently. Potter also recently appeared in court, admitting his wrongdoing, saying, “I did it to settle a huge gambling debt. I want to apologize.” A final sentence will be held on Dec. 19 for Potter, who is currently suspended after paying $250,000 bail. Until then, Potter was even banned from leaving the country.

Under these circumstances, Porter, who is responsible for a family that is disguised, wants to continue his career somehow. The Athletic reported, “Porter has now requested permission from the federal court to leave the country. The reason is to discuss the contract with Promiteas BC of the Greek League.”

However, a federal court judge refused to allow it. Potter’s attorney, Jeff Jensen, reportedly sent a letter detailing Potter’s current situation to the federal court, which refused to return Porter’s passport, which was confiscated by the court. Jensen and the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of New York declined comment.