Former NBA Player Delonte West Surprised By Streamer N3on With $25K Streaming Setup & Reportedly Helped Secure $100K Kick Deal
Former NBA Player Delonte West Surprised By Streamer N3on With $25K Streaming Setup & Reportedly Helped Secure $100K Kick Deal
Former NBA player Delonte West is getting a major assist as he steps into the streaming world.
Streamer N3on recently surprised West with a streaming setup reportedly worth $25,000. During the interaction, West appeared appreciative of the gesture as N3on explained what had been put together for him.
N3on also reportedly helped West secure a $100,000 deal with streaming platform Kick, potentially giving the former NBA guard a new opportunity to connect with fans and earn income through content creation.
West, who played several seasons in the NBA for teams including the Boston Celtics, Seattle SuperSonics, Cleveland Cavaliers and Dallas Mavericks, has faced well-publicized personal struggles since leaving the league.
The moment is now gaining attention online, with many social media users showing support for West as he begins what could be a new chapter.
What do you think about N3on helping Delonte West get started in streaming?

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