LeBron James is one of the most popular names in the NBA league today. In fact, his success captured many basketball sports enthusiasts and even compared him to the living NBA legend Michael Jordan.
Recent NBA trade rumors suggest that LeBron James has finally spoken up about Kevin Durant's move to the super team Golden State Warriors. Reports have it that the former OKC Thunder small forward made a poor choice in joining an already strong contender in the NBA league.
However, LeBron James who used to play with Kevin Durant for the United States in the 2012 Olympics Games is not against Durant's choice. In fact, his impression was "wow" and explained that it is "pretty cool."
On his interview with Business Insider, he explained that every decision one makes is different from another. He respects Kevin Durant's decision even if it is different from his choice when he decided to leave Cleveland for Miami.
Meanwhile, aside from LeBron James' comments on Kevin Durant's choice to move to GSW, he also explained his controversial "Ultimate Warrior" shirt. Per CBS Sports, when LeBron James returns to Cleveland after the NBA Finals, the MPV donned a controversial blue shirt printed with "Ultimate Warriors." James and the rest of the Cavs just beat the Golden State Warriors and many NBA fans thought that the shirt is to troll GSW fans.
However, LeBron James debunked those rumors by explaining that it is just a coincident. James did not intend to wear the said shirt on his return to Cleveland following the NBA championship. Unfortunately, the shirt he had to wear, he already wore in Vegas where his teammates sprayed him with Champagne. The shirt was soaking wet that he had to throw it in the trash and wear the only shirt left in his luggage, which happened to be the controversial "Ultimate Warrior" blue shirt.
Do you believe LeBron James reason that his "Ultimate Warrior" shirt is not meant to troll the GSW fans? Meanwhile, how do you feel about Kevin Durant's decision to leave OKC Thunder for Golden State Warriors? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
