Defeat James with one-on-one! The former second-largest show admitted: I beat him up and used to be a teammate in both teams

On June 10, two former NBA players Michael Beasley and Lance Stephenson had a one-on-one matchup, and Beasley won the game and won a prize of $100,000. Recently, Beasley revealed a big news in a show that he beat James in the training singles session, and there was not much doubt in the outside world this season.

During the live broadcast session, he was asked whether he had the experience of defeating James by one. In response, Beasley also said bluntly: "Yes, the story has spread a long time ago." When asked about the specific score, he said: "I beat him up."

There seems to be no doubt about this conclusion. After all, Beasley's scoring ability is very outstanding and he can take the initiative in facing Durant. Unfortunately, he failed to fulfill all his talents, otherwise he would at least become an All-Star.

Beasley was the second-tier show in 2008 and was highly anticipated after entering the league. After all, his abilities are outstanding, and the team also looks forward to him to usher in an explosion. In the first season, Beasley averaged 13.9 points and 5.4 rebounds per game. In the third season, he was traded to the Timberwolves, with averaging 19.2 points and 5.6 rebounds per game. He thought he would take off directly, but he didn't expect that he would go downhill afterwards and lost his position. He once came to the CBA.

As the second-tier pick in the past, Beasley also ended his NBA career early, and now he has brought a 1-on-1 showdown to better integrate. Although he failed to stay in the NBA for a long time, his talent on the offensive end is still very good. This showdown with Stevenson showed his ability very well and he is still an excellent offensive player.

, and when he talked about the showdown with James, I believe many people are still willing to believe it. After all, the two have had two battles on the same team. Beasley and James have played with the Heat and the Lakers together. During their time as teammates, they may also have some single-handed matches, but these single-handed videos are generally difficult to circulate, so the outside world naturally does not know the specific score.