Xiaoka: I fully understand the entire contract and the services I need to perform. If the company goes bankrupt, it is a fraud.

Today, Clippers forward Leonard attended the media day of the new season.

The reporter asked: What do you understand about the endorsement contract you signed with that company (Aspiration)? Have you provided any services for them?

Leonard: What do you mean by "understanding"?

Reporter: Refer to the contract you signed, how much money should you receive, and what services should you perform for them?

Leonard: I fully understand the entire contract and the services I need to perform, and like I said, I ignore those conspiracy theories, those analysis or news hype that creates clickbait, and that's how it is.

Reporter: I think the accusation is that you have not fulfilled your obligations for these services. Do you think this statement is accurate?

Leonard: This is old news, and it is news for you, that company has long gone bankrupt, so we know what happened.

Reporter: You are listed as the largest creditor in the bankruptcy case of that company. Have you actually received the money owed to you in the contract?

Leonard: The company is bankrupt, it is known to be a fraud, and if you want to know more questions or details about the company, you need to ask the owner or other people involved in the fraud.

Reporter: I think they owed you about seven million, right?

Leonard: I'm not sure, I have to go back and check the accounts, but it may not be the case.

Reporter: Do you know how much money you actually made from that transaction?

Leonard: I don't know, that's about two, three, or four years ago.