Stephen A Smith and LeBron James (Photos via Imagn Images and Twitter)
Stephen A. Smith is not letting a chance go away to blast LeBron James, not even a single one.

The sports analyst has been in a back-and-forth with the Los Angeles Lakers superstar for a bit longer. Smith didn’t like it about LeBron’s son, Bronny James, and went on to blast the youngster on his show.

However, James was noticing everything. So when he got the opportunity to have a man to man discussion with Stephen A. he did. During the March 6 Lakers vs. Knicks game, LeBron went viral for confronting Smith and even what he said spread like a wildfire, thanks to the lip readers.

Recently, LeBron went on the Pat McAfee and addressed how Smith missed the point of not crossing the line.

“He completely missed the whole point, never would I ever not allow people to criticize players about what they do on the court. That’s your job to criticize or to be in a position if a guy is not performing, that’s all part of the game, but when you take it and get personal with it, it’s my job to not only protect my damn household, and to protect my players,” LeBron said.

However, it did not take the analyst to make it all up for his next episode of The Stephen A. Smith Show. He went as far as to claim he could have swung at LeBron had he tried to put his hands on him.

“I just want to say for the record, LeBron James is full of it, and in this particular instance as it pertains to his son, he is a liar, and he went on national television, and he lied again…I would have gotten my a** kicked, because if that man had put his hands on me, I would have immediately swung on him. Immediately,” he said.

LeBron James Took Shot At Stephen A. Smith For His Punching Remark

Stephen A. Smith speaking to LeBron James (Photo via ESPN)
LeBron James is keeping things lively on social media. After leading the Lakers to a nail-biting win against the Indiana Pacers, he went back on Stephen A.

Following his clutch game-winning basket, he decided to have a little fun at the expense of the ESPN analyst. LeBron posted a video of Smith’s boxing workout on Instagram, though he was throwing weak punches, to be honest.

“WHOMP WHOMP WHOMPPPPPPPP,” LeBron captioned his post.

However, it did not stop the social media war though. Stephen A. went back to the twitter war and clarified what he exactly meant when he said he would have swung at LeBron. According to him, it was taken a little too out of context. Either ways, Stephen A. Smith will be cooking something for his next move, who knows.