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Tony Parker filed a $20 million lawsuit on Thursday over the
massive brawl that broke out last week between
Chris Brown and
Drake‘s entourages at
New York City’s W.i.P club.
As
Gossip Cop previously reported, the
San Antonio Spurs star was
injured in the melee, during which several people were hit by broken glass.
In the lawsuit, Parker alleges the club’s operators “were reckless,
careless and negligent in permitting Drake’s entourage and Brown’s
entourage to be in the club at the same time despite known tension
between the two.”
Parker confirmed in a press conference last Friday that he was hit in
the eye during the crossfire, saying, “They started to throw bottles
about… I got it all.”
And though the
NBA player initially expected to be able to join
France’s Olympic team this week, his condition worsened – sending him to
the emergency room – and he will now have to miss a week of practice,
according to the
New York Post.
Neither Brown nor Drake, who have both denied responsibility for the fight, are named as defendants in the suit.