The company involved did not pay 1.75 million to Xiaoka that year. Uncle Ka was very angry. The Clippers small shareholder solved the problem.

The picture shows Xiao Ka's uncle Dennis Robertson

September 12th. TheAthletic reporter and former ESPN contributor Pablo Torre first revealed that Xiao Ka and Ballmer were suspected of signing Yin-Yang contracts to avoid the NBA salary cap.

Yesterday he continued to interview former Aspiration employees on the podcast show PTFO, and said that a $1.75 million salary for Aspiration in 2022 was overdue and that Clippers’ minority shareholder Dennis J. Wong injected nearly $2 million into the company. Nine days later, the card received the payment.

It is reported that Xiaoka's uncle Dennis Robertson was angry that Aspiration had not paid Xiaoka a salary of $1.75 million.

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