“Where Is the Shame?”: Fans Go Crazy as Billionaire Michael Jordan May Force 19 Year Old Jabari Smith Jr. to Retire After Bizarre NBA’ All-Star News

The Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan has always been the standard of comparison for players, even decades after his retirement. Jordan who turned 60 on Friday still has an impact on the current NBA players. Moreover, the legend’s fans swarm social media to defend him whenever a need arises. Similarly, the Houston Rockets’ rising star Jabari Smith Jr. faced a lot of heat from Jordan fans for his recent statement on the legend. However, the bizarre statement could even lead to Smith’s exit.

The 19-year-old star is currently playing his rookie season for the Rockets in a massive four-year contract. The power forward holds a steady average of 12 points and 7 rebounds in 55 games. Moreover, he made it to the NBA All-Star roster in his maiden season. Despite his impressive stats, Smith’s bizarre statement attracted brutal criticism from the online world.

Michael Jordan fans rip apart Jabari Smith Jr.

In an interaction with a reporter during the All-Star Weekend at Salt Lake City, Jabari Smith Jr. made a vicious comment about Michael Jordan. The reporter asked Smith if he could beat Michael Jordan one-on-one. He replied, “How old is he?..”He’s not beating me right now, no. I’m gonna beat him.” The reporter highlighted that it was MJ’s birthday, and he replied, “Happy birthday, MJ. I’m beating you in one-on-one right now. For sure. A thousand percent.

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The reporter further asked if Jordan could drop any buckets against him. Smith replied, “He might make something…If a 60-year-old beat me, I need to hang it up.” Following the interview, NBA All-Star’s statement surfaced on Twitter and attracted a flurry of opinions from fans. One user said, “Bro flexing about beating a 60 year old where is the shame.” Following are some reactions from NBA Twitter.

Despite a poor franchise record, the rising star made it to the All-Star roster in his rookie season. The Rockets are currently at the bottom of the Western Conference points table with a frustrating 13-45 record. However, on a personal front, Smith received appreciation for his insane athleticism and defensive ability. The Houston side would lock horns with the Golden State Warriors after the All-Star Weekend games. 

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What do you make of the Houston Rockets’ rising star Jabari Smith Jr’s comments on Michael Jordan? Will he beat MJ one-on-one? Let us know in the comments below.