First was a Fake nice guy, then was Fake clutch, then he took fake pictures of himself and teammates in Cleveland, then he was a fake villain (first year in Miami) who threw fake punches when Wade hit that 3 in game 2 vs the Mavs, then he wore fake glasses with Wade, then he started fake flopping. Then he told NBA fans to go back to their pathetic lives. Then he won a fake championship with help from the refs.
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you mad bro?Comment -
cry much?Comment -
haha thats awesome. its easy to say he is disliked because of how he went about things. no class. no class at all. ill never forget when he had the tv show on espn to announce he was going to miami...doesnt even tell the cavs or the city of cleveland but makes a huge deal about it on espn. no f'n class guy will always be a piece of $hit in my eyes. dont care how good he is.Comment -
you guys take shooting a basketball into a ring with a net too seriouslyComment -
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that was fixed by the refs.
The conference finals was also fixed last year - refs made sure LeBron was hitting all his jumpers in game 6 vs Boston.
The finals last year was also fixed. Refs made sure Mike Miller was open on every position and that he would hit 3's all night.Comment -
I always found it funny that people were so harsh on him with the whole "Decision" thing.. You do know that was created by ESPN, not LBJ.. If anyone were to blame for it it should be ESPN.. Also everyone fails to mention that the only reason why LBJ took part in the decision was to raise money for the Boys & Girls club which he donated more than $5 Million he got from the whole thingComment -
pretty sure lebron can say no to ESPN. he wasnt forced to do anything. Thats great he raised 5 million but he didnt have to do it that way. im sure there are 50 other ways LEBRON JAMES can raise 5 million for kids. If not he can just take it outta his stupid money bank account that will continue to build throughout his life. The blame can only be put on him, easy to point fingers at ESPN but cmon has any other athlete in this world pulled crap like that. its just redic.Comment -
really? its that easy to raise 5 millions dollars within a couple of hours? why aren't other big name athletes doing that on a night in and night out basis then?
And just because he's a multi-millionaire doesn't mean he's gonna randomly keep pulling 5mill out of his account to donate. The guy is a businessman just as much as he's an athlete and what he saw in 'The Decision' was an opportunity to make a large sum of money by investing very little time. I wouldn't even have a problem if he kept the money, and any entrepreneur or business person would recognize this, but some idiots don't get it. But the fact that he raised the $ for charity just makes it that much better and a great gesture on his part.
He had a choice, he could've just personally announced his decision and make 0$ out of the whole thing, or cut a deal with ESPN to air this thing and make an easy few mill for a good cause and be okay with the re-tards of the world criticizing him for it, glad he chose the latter. Its clearly a no-brainer and anyone who says shit about this whole thing or hates on it is clearly just a LeBron hater from the get-go or a Cavs fan.Comment -
King James is a stud, i dont know how someone can hate on such a great talent who plays with such love and passion for the game. Being mad at the espn team decision is plain stupid. He made 5 million for the youth, that is a great honorable thing he did there even though he gets alot of criticism and hate for it instead. Lebron will win another one this year. Congrats King James.Comment -
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