Nikola Peković
Nikola Peković is a former professional basketball player from Montenegro, known for his impactful career in the NBA, primarily with the Minnesota Timberwolves. Born on January 3, 1986, in Bijelo Polje, Peković was recognized for his strong presence in the paint and scoring ability. After retiring from professional basketball due to injury in 2017, he has remained a notable figure in sports discussions, particularly in his homeland and among basketball fans. Recently, he has been in the news due to personal issues involving his ongoing divorce and conflicts with his estranged wife, Violeta, which led him to cancel plans for a wedding with his current partner.
Born on Jan 03, 1986 (40 years old)
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Serbia:
Nikola Peković is a former basketball player and sports official who is currently undergoing a divorce process.
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Serbia:
Nikola Peković, a celebrated basketball player, reportedly married his new partner in a private ceremony.
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Serbia:
Nikola Peković is a former basketball player who bought the villa of Slobodan Milošević and planned to renovate it into a museum.
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Serbia:
Nikola Peković is accused by his wife Violeta of domestic violence and preventing her access to their shared apartment.
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Montenegro:
Nikola Peković was defeated by Jelena Dubljević in the elections for the presidency of the Federation.
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Croatia:
Nikola Peković was unanimously elected as the president of the Basketball Federation of Montenegro in May 2021 despite being identified as a member of a criminal organization.
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Serbia:
Nikola Peković is identified as a prominent member of a drug trafficking organization.
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Montenegro:
Nikola Peković was defeated by Jelena Dubljević in a tight election race for the presidency of the Basketball Federation of Montenegro.
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Montenegro:
Nikola Peković was defeated by Jelena Dubljević in the election for the presidency of KSCG.
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Montenegro:
Nikola Peković was defeated by Jelena Dubljević in the extraordinary electoral assembly.
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