text: Chris Brown & Drake Brawl Tony Parker Sues Club for $20 MILLION 
   
   Tony Parker Sues Club Over Drake-Chris Brown Nightclub Fight 
   
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   NBA superstar-- who was injured whenand's posses squared off -- is suing the NYC nightclub for $20 million, claiming it should never have let's exes in at the same time ... and Chris Brown as well as Drake could end up as defendants.Thestar filed the lawsuit Thursday in NY State Supreme Court ... against-- and in the suit he alleges the club's security was negligent for allowing the brawl to ever happen.Parker says he was hit by shards of glass and suffered lacerations to his cornea when bottles started flying in the fight last week.The lawsuit alleges club management, knowing there was "bad blood between Drake and Brown," was driven by the almighty buck and continued selling alcohol to the participants in the brawl, despite the fact that some were "visibly intoxicated."Parker's injury is a huge deal because it could affect his NBA career, and -- more immediately -- his performance in the Olympics with the French national basketball team.As for why he would sue for $20 MILLION? Parker is in the middle of a $50 million contract with the Spurs.As for whether Chris Brown or Drake will be added as defendants, Parker's lawyer,, tells TMZ ... he's waiting for the results of the police investigation. He also wants to review the surveillance tape before making his decision. ||||| This wasn’t the kind of bottle service NBA star Tony Parker had in mind. 
   
   The San Antonio Spurs guard (pictured) — injured in the Chris Brown-Drake melee at a SoHo nightclub — filed a $20 million lawsuit against its owners yesterday, saying they should have known better than to let the Rihanna love rivals in at the same time. 
   
   In papers filed in Manhattan Supreme Court, Parker holds W.i.P.’s owners responsible for the “corneal laceration of the left eye and other injuries” he suffered in the bottle-throwing brawl at the now-shuttered Vandam Street club. 
   
   His lawyer, David Jaroslawicz, said the extent of Parker’s wounds aren’t yet known, but noted eye injuries “certainly don’t improve your outside shot.” 
   
   The suit does not name Brown or Drake, who have both dated Rihanna, as defendants, but blames the club for creating the combustible combination. 
   
   “She’s been known, like Helen of Troy, to cause trouble,” Jaroslawicz said. 
   
   Sources said Drake, 25, sent Brown, 23, into a rage when his table sent over a note that read, “I am f–king the love of your life.” 
   
   Brown had just bought the hip-hop star a pricey bottle of champagne, sources said. Drake’s camp maintains the fight was instigated by a member of Brown’s crew. 
   
   Jaroslawicz said it’s the club’s fault. By selling both camps bottle service, “you’re throwing gasoline on the flames,” he said. 
   
   The suit says Parker, 30, ex-hubby of actress Eva Longoria, wasn’t sitting with either camp. But he has said he was “with my friend Chris Brown” when the problems started. “They started throwing bottles everywhere,” he said. 
   
   Parker, slated to play with the French team at the Summer Olympics, said he’ll be sidelined for a week as he heals with the aid of a “therapeutic” contact lens. 
   
   “I’ll be missing the start of the French team because I can’t do anything for a week except keep the lens in and then take drops,” he said. 
   
   A representative for the club declined to comment.
target: – The fallout from Chris Brown's throwdown with Drake's entourage continues: Now Tony Parker is suing the New York City nightclub where it happened for a cool $20 million. The NBA star says the club, WiP, should have known that allowing Brown and Drake—who've both been involved with Rihanna—in at the same time was a terrible idea. Thus, the lawsuit claims, the club owners are responsible for the injuries he suffered in the fight. Those injuries include a "corneal laceration of the left eye," the lawsuit claims, and Parker's lawyer notes that eye injuries "certainly don't improve your outside shot." The lawyer also, amusingly, says of Rihanna: "She’s been known, like Helen of Troy, to cause trouble." The brawl started after Drake sent the following classy note to Brown's table, sources tell the New York Post: "I am f***ing the love of your life." Neither Brown nor Drake are named in the suit. TMZ has photos of Parker at the club moments before the fight.