?Bro Thinks He?s on Steph?s Level?: Kyrie Irving?s Banter With Courtside Fan During Warriors Blowout Sparks Huge Debate on Twitter

Recently, fans of Stephen Curry and Kyrie Irving jumped into an instant online debate based on the comments made by the latter. The brief exchange that led to the debate occurred on the night the Brooklyn Nets played the Golden State Warriors. The Nets, led by Kevin Durant, defeated the reigning champions by 143-113. While Irving had to be sidelined due to injury, he spared a few seconds to reply to a courtside fan who made a comment about Steph.

The clip of the brief exchange went online and immediately garnered fans’ attention. Debate arose when half the NBA fans supported Irving’s claims and the other half felt it was necessary to remind Irving he was wrong.

Kyrie Irving creates commotion among NBA fans

Wednesday night’s game had several players missing from both sides. While Kyrie Irving had to sit out due to calf tightness, Stephen Curry missed it due to a shoulder injury. In the short clip, Irving was greeting Kevin Durant on the sideline when a fan’s statement caught his attention. The fan, who seemed like a Golden State Warriors supporter, yelled at Irving amidst the crowd.

He said, “Let’s see what happens when Steph plays.”

In response, Irving said, “It don’t matter cause he gotta guard me and I gotta guard him. So it’s even.”

Of course, Irving’s reply was not well-received by many. Shortly after the video spread online, Warriors fans began bashing the 2016 NBA champ. One of the most stated reasons was that former Cleveland Cavaliers teammate LeBron James had to carry Irving. Notably, Irving won his first and only championship when he was a Cavs player alongside King James. A similar argument was also made about KD being carried by Steph.

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As for the Nets fans, they argued Irving was not an even match to Steph. Some also pointed out that Irving dominated Curry during the 2016 NBA finals. Given that fan debates are a never-ending phenom, one can just go through some of the comments.

Here is how fans reacted:

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https://twitter.com/biotechre_/status/1605802498798669824?s=20&t=0av4yMn2VW5EKf0B_tTSBg

https://twitter.com/MARMCFLYYY/status/1605778655258374144?s=20&t=0av4yMn2VW5EKf0B_tTSBg

On the contrary, the Nets gave one of the best performances in the home game against the Warriors. In fact, it was one of the best in the league’s history.

The Nets dominate the court

The Brooklyn Nets created history during their recent game by scoring 91 points in the first half itself. According to ESPN Stats and Info, this is the third-highest score made in the first two quarters. The Phoenix Suns sit on top with 107 points in a 1990 game followed by the Warriors with 92 points in the 2018 game.

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Kevin Durant scored 23 points, seven rebounds, and five assists. Interestingly, all the 12 Nets stars scored at least five points, and nine of them had double-digit scores. This was the Nets’ seventh game they had won in a row. The team will be facing the Milwaukee Bucks next on December 23.

Do you think the Nets will be able to continue their momentum in the coming games? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below!