Lebron James disregards flopping claims

Lebron James has heard it all before. From comments on Twitter and Facebook to critics in the arenas. Backlash about how he let Cleveland down, how he’s soft, overrated, not a leader, has ties with the officials and so on and so forth.

James ignores all of it. You can now another allegation to the list, as James, who was said to be flopping during his altercation with Chicago Bulls‘ Nazr Mohammed, by the Bulls team and head coach Tom Thibodeau, doesn’t care at all what they have to say. Combine that with James complaints about the hard fouls during the regular season loss to the Bulls.

Lebron recently spoke to Andrew Seligman of The Associated Press and was asked about the flopping accusations. His responses was what you probably expected. “Whatever.”

"“It’s kind of the same (as when) I heard people say I was overrated,” he said Sunday. “It’s kind of like the same response.” “I don’t need to flop,” James said. “I play an aggressive game. I don’t flop. I’ve never been one of those guys.”"

James dosen’t care at all about what critics have to say. Just like how people claimed Michael Jordan couldn’t get past the Detroit Pistons or how he couldn’t lead a team. Same with Magic Johnson, Larry Bird and so forth. All those guys don’t care what their critics have to say.

James would just have to let the constant winning talk for him. He already silenced some naysayers when he won his first championship. James knows what he has to do. Win more championships and all the talk about him flopping will go away.

The series will resume tonight in Chicago with both team desperate to win game four. James, already knows what to expect. A physical matchup against the rival Chicago Bulls, where they’ll start barking at the self-proclaimed king.