Sports Journalist Jason Whitlock Throw Shots At LeBron James: "He Won't Be Remembered The Way We Remember Ali, Jordan, And Magic.»

LeBron James is one of the most successful athletes of all time. He is a four-time NBA Champion, four-time NBA Finals MVP and four-time NBA MVP.

He recently achieved another feat, becoming a billionaire athlete, joining Tiger Woods, Floyd Mayweather, Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi and Roger Federer as the only athletes to earn at least $1 billion while being active.

The Lakers' superstar is one of the most famous basketball players in the world. He has a lot of fans and he also has a lot of haters, being no. 1 as the most hated athlete on social media according to a research.

One of his haters is sports journalist Jason Whitlock.


Whitlock recently throw shades on LeBron for not committing on Team USA for the Tokyo Olympics. In an episode of his show, 'Fearless with Jason Whitlock', he said,

"Post-playing career, LeBron is not going to age well. He won't be beloved the way Muhammad Ali was and Magic Johnson is. Ali stood against the Vietnam War. Magic has battled AIDS with dignity. Ali and Magic fought something real and dangerous. Lebron? Well, he compared himself to Emmett Till's mother after an unidentified bandit allegedly spray-painted the back gate on his $20-million mansion. Oh, and he pretended to be petrified of going outside. LeBron's a real freedom fighter."


Whitlock is questioning LeBron's heart for his home country.

NBA superstars like LeBron James and Stephen Curry has decided to skip the Tokyo Olympics to rest their body. Team USA is currently 0-1 in Tokyo Olympics, losing against Rudy Gobert's France.

LeBron suffered multiple injuries this season that affects his performance in the playoffs. Well, LeBron is 36 years old now and will turn 37 this December. Father time might be catching up.