The King did not held back on the situation

LeBron James arrives at the premiere of “Starting 5” on Monday, Sept. 23, 2024 at The Egyptian Theatre Hollywood in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello)

LeBron James has always been a fierce competitor on the court, but he also defends himself off it. The Los Angeles Lakers star has been active on social media recently and all has been because he needed to respond to comments made against him, even it was coming from a former Lakers’ star.

Kwame Brown has been critical of LeBron in the past and once again he started a feud with ‘King’. During an episode of Swish Cultures’ podcast, Brown continued this beef. “His game really hasn’t evolved outside of a 3 and putting his head down and going to the basket. He doesn’t go like Paul Pierce, getting to a spot, pulling up. Those are the things you normally see out of a superstar player,” Kwame further added.

James did not take it lightly. It was on an Instagram story here he shared a video of him shooting fade aways and multiple mid-range shots without missing only to captioned them to send a straight message. “Another game of clips of me just running fast and running people over to the basket! No S𝓀𝒾𝓁𝓁,” he posted.

Kwame Brown did not stop there

On the same podcast episode, Kwame Brown talked about LeBron James’ son, Bronny, who has also become a topic of conversation for the ex-Lakers player, as he called him a poor man’s Juan Dixon.

“I think he’ll bounce around. His daddy has enough power with Klutch Sports to keep him in the league, but after that, if he doesn’t learn how to play point, he’s gonna fizzle out,” he said, talking about the need for the son of the King to learn how to play point guard.

LeBron was quick to response, but Bronny has yet to say something publicly, this doesn’t mean he won’t. But the matter here is that Kwame continues to attack James and now his family, so this situation will only spark more back and forth comments soon.