Durant Twitter again criticized netizens: What are your champions? I won two championships + FMVP. What does the keyboard warrior compete with me?

NBA star Kevin Durant once again fought with netizens on social media, and this time the topic is still the cliché "champion value".

A netizen mocked Durant on Twitter: "Without the Warriors, you are not the champion, just like Westbrook, Harden, Paul, and Iverson." Durant directly retorted: "You have never won anything in your life, but we have never seen anyone laugh at you. Take it easy, little guy." In just two sentences, it was full of gunpowder, and it once again showed Durant's usual "Journal God of War" style, without nonsense, without avoiding, and focusing on pain points.

This is not the first time Durant has started a battle with netizens because of the "champion theory". Since leaving the Warriors, the outside world has never stopped questioning him. The core point is nothing more than "winning the championship in groups is not a real skill." But Durant's response was very special. He never tried to convince everyone, but asked directly: "You can do it?" This logic seems simple and rough, but it really left many keyboard warriors speechless. After all, ordinary fans have never played in the NBA, let alone won the championship. In terms of "qualification", Durant is indeed standing on a higher level.

However, netizens' ridicule is not unreasonable. Durant was indeed labeled as a "free-ride" in his two championships in the Warriors, and after leaving the Warriors, neither the Nets nor the Suns were able to lead the team to the top again. This reality has always made his "champion value" controversy exist. But Durant obviously doesn't care about this, and his attitude is clear: You can question me, but don't expect me to live according to your standards. He has just joined the Rockets recently and still maintains the habit of pushing and criticizing netizens at 3 a.m., and both on and off the court look like he "loves whoever he wants".

Interestingly, Durant's online laning seems to have become his alternative source of motivation. Every time he quarrels with netizens, he often performs explosively in the next game, as if he wants to throw all the keyboard man's ridicule on the court. This kind of physique that "the more you scold, the stronger you become" also made many fans joke: "Black fans are Durant's best sixth man."

After all, there is no winner in this debate. Netizens can continue to question Durant's achievements, and Durant can also continue to fight back with "You're nothing". But the reality will not change. Durant is still a top scorer in the NBA, a two-time FMVP, and a historical superstar; and keyboard warriors will not affect his career except for having a good time on Twitter. Just like he said: "In my universe, I am GOAT, do you like to admit it or not." This is crazy, but it is also true. After all, the legend of professional players has never been written by netizens' votes.