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Antonio Pierce Hit with $28 Million in Civil Judgments, Report Reveals

Antonio Pierce, head coach of the Raiders, is dealing with a significant financial burden. According to TheAthletic.com, Pierce’s wife, Jocelyn, recently filed for bankruptcy, revealing that Antonio is responsible for a staggering $28 million in civil judgments. Documents indicate that creditors, including Nissan Motor Acceptance Corporation and Hyundai Capital America, have pursued the couple’s assets. Both attempted to garnish Pierce’s wages, prompting the bankruptcy action.

The bankruptcy filing stems from investments made in car dealerships during the 2010s. Antonio Pierce reportedly provided personal guarantees for business loans that later defaulted, leading lenders to secure judgments against him. Jocelyn Pierce now faces the task of compiling detailed financial information concerning their community property by July 12, a daunting challenge while managing household responsibilities.

This legal and financial quagmire comes at a particularly inopportune time for Antonio Pierce as he begins his first full season as an NFL head coach. Although bankruptcy laws offer some relief, the magnitude of the debt could severely impact his focus and performance in the high-pressure world of professional football. The situation underscores the rarely discussed financial vulnerabilities even high-profile sports figures can face.

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