Nick Young nearly made his odds of marrying Iggy Azalea as bad as his chances of winning an NBA title with the Lakers anytime soon.
When the video taken by teammate D'Angelo Russell of "Swaggy P" admitting to cheating on the Australian rapper with a 19-year-old at a club leaked, many believed Azalea would break it off.
The "Fancy" singer opted to stay with Young, but their wedding had already been previously pushed back. Following the cheating scandal, it's unknown when the couple will actually tie the knot.
Though Young was forgiven by his fiancée, she definitely kept him in the doghouse for quite some time. The Lakers star was recently asked what the odds were that he married Azalea and the chances of the Lakers winning an NBA title.
"I don't know, both of them is good, man," Young said, according to TMZ Sports.
Well, his issues with Azalea certainly weren't "good." Azalea made it publicly known how angry she was with him, even threatening bodily harm on him should he ever do it again. She then made a public request for her privacy, despite openly answering questions about the scandal.
"I'm not cool with it," Azalea told 'Orlando & The Freak Show' on Wild 94.1 about the cheating scandal earlier this month. "Like you'll have half a penis. I already said one more video, just one more thing and you will lose a quarter of your meat. I have an actual spoken commitment that you're going to get married to me and that involves not doing any of those other things."
Though Azalea was clearly angry, the two were able to make amends and were spotted laughing and having a good time at a bowling outing with friends earlier this week. The rapper also saved him from getting a disatrous tattoo recently.
It seems his odds of marrying Azalea are way better than the chances of the Lakers winning a title anytime soon.
Los Angeles finished with a franchise-worst 17-65 record this past season in what was the third consecutive campaign in which the team set the bar for most losses in franchise history.
The Lakers have 16 championships in their illustrious history, but haven't won a title since 2010. Los Angeles is in search of a new coach after firing Byron Scott and is entering the post-Kobe Bryant era following his retirement.
Until the rebuilding phase is complete, Young will be celebrating his wedding long before he hoists the NBA championship trophy.
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