1vs1 King? Beasley personally won the single challenge than James, revealing the score is 11-9

On June 10, former NBA player Michael Beasley admitted on the show that he had defeated James in a 1vs1 singles match. He revealed that the specific score was 11-9 and said that the story was wrong before.

In a live broadcast with well-known anchor Adian Ross, Beasley admitted that he had surpassed James in a single challenge.

Adean Ross asked: "Did you beat LeBron in a one-on-one match? "

Beasley: "Yes. I mean, the story was passed on wrong. "

Thereafter, most of Beasley's descriptions were somewhat vague. But Ross did ask him about the score of the game, and Beasley replied: "9-11. "

Although Ross was shocked when he heard the news and even tried to confirm whether he "beats" the Lakers super giant, the former NBA player simply replied: "Yes. "

Beasley's skills and abilities in singles game are well known throughout the NBA. Many people consider him one of the most talented 1vs1 players in modern history. However, there is little evidence about defeating James because there are no bystanders in their game.

It is reported that the two had a fight during James's play for the Miami Heat, and Beasley is said to have won 30 consecutive victories in the showdown with James. Although these exaggerated statements are found in different sources, the facts have not changed. James is still regarded as one of the greatest players of all time, and unfortunately Beasley finds himself out of the NBA.

However, the former Heat forward still makes the most of his situation. In a highly-watched one-on-one game with former Pacers player Stephenson, Beasley showed that he remained an elite scorer in every way, eventually defeating Stephenson 31-21.

, on the other hand, James continues to be despised as a scorer. Despite being the NBA's all-time scoring champion, the Lakers forward still faces many doubts due to his lack of offensive means. Given that this statement has become so complicated, the 40-year-old personally responded to the statement surrounding the "no shot pack " remarks.

James said on his podcast program: "I always see people saying that I don't have skills. I thought to myself, LeBron doesn't have skills? I got more than 50 billion points (and the exaggerated expression of more than 50,000 points). Antetokounmpo also forwarded the video today and commented: "No one really believes that one of the greatest players on earth has no skills, right? Oh my God, I have seen everything..."