Walk on Water
07-22-2025, 03:24 AM
By Lebron's fans logic KD is better than Lebron. Why? Because he has 2 Finals MVPS to Lebron's one Finals MVP when they played against each other. Remember, context doesn't matter to Lebron fans. Only amount of Finals MVPS matter in the modern era. Lebron played with 7 All Stars and is 4 and 6, but that doesn't matter because it's the Finals MVPS that count according to them.
So since it doesn't matter that Lebron formed a big 3, then it don't matter that KD went to the Warriors. The bottom line is that KD won the FMVP over Lebron 2 times out of 3. So therefore he is a better winner than Lebron when they play each other.
So if KD had stayed with the Warriors or even played with them earlier, he would have also had at least 4 Finals MVPs. But the bottom line is when he played against Lebron, he proved that he's better at getting the Finals MVP.
I'm not saying that this is 100 percent perfect logic, but if Lebron Stans are gonna use nonsensical logic then we could say whatever the hell we want to. And the fact is that KD is 2-1 against Lebron in the Finals and got 2 Finals MVPs.
Also, why should it matter that KD played on the Warriors when all of you Lebron Stans said that the Warriors still wouldn't win with KD? Just like how you said the Lakers wouldn't lose with Lebron and Doncic. Remember? Lakers in 5.
So if you're gonna use nonsensical logic, then so will we. There you go. KD is 2 and 1 against Lebron and got more FINALS MVPS when playing against him, therefore is better than him when playing against him on the biggest stage. It doesn't matter that KD hopped on the Warriors since it doesn't matter that Lebron played with 7 All Stars. Remember.. context doesn't matter to Lebron fans. Therefore KD has a winning record against Lebron and has more Finals MVPS when playing against him.
Well. You Lebron fans say that it doesn't matter that Lebron played with so many All Stars because he had to take his own ''path.'' Therefore, when KD beat Lebron with Golden State, it doesn't matter he played with the Warriors because he also took his own path. Remember, he took the ''hardest'' road. It was even harder than Lebron playing in the bubble. KD's championships were harder than Lebron's chip in the bubble. He took the hardest road. Makes sense, right? This is your very own logic, so I guess you agree.
So since it doesn't matter that Lebron formed a big 3, then it don't matter that KD went to the Warriors. The bottom line is that KD won the FMVP over Lebron 2 times out of 3. So therefore he is a better winner than Lebron when they play each other.
So if KD had stayed with the Warriors or even played with them earlier, he would have also had at least 4 Finals MVPs. But the bottom line is when he played against Lebron, he proved that he's better at getting the Finals MVP.
I'm not saying that this is 100 percent perfect logic, but if Lebron Stans are gonna use nonsensical logic then we could say whatever the hell we want to. And the fact is that KD is 2-1 against Lebron in the Finals and got 2 Finals MVPs.
Also, why should it matter that KD played on the Warriors when all of you Lebron Stans said that the Warriors still wouldn't win with KD? Just like how you said the Lakers wouldn't lose with Lebron and Doncic. Remember? Lakers in 5.
So if you're gonna use nonsensical logic, then so will we. There you go. KD is 2 and 1 against Lebron and got more FINALS MVPS when playing against him, therefore is better than him when playing against him on the biggest stage. It doesn't matter that KD hopped on the Warriors since it doesn't matter that Lebron played with 7 All Stars. Remember.. context doesn't matter to Lebron fans. Therefore KD has a winning record against Lebron and has more Finals MVPS when playing against him.
Well. You Lebron fans say that it doesn't matter that Lebron played with so many All Stars because he had to take his own ''path.'' Therefore, when KD beat Lebron with Golden State, it doesn't matter he played with the Warriors because he also took his own path. Remember, he took the ''hardest'' road. It was even harder than Lebron playing in the bubble. KD's championships were harder than Lebron's chip in the bubble. He took the hardest road. Makes sense, right? This is your very own logic, so I guess you agree.