There are many names for LeBron James: Basketball star, “King James”, “LeGOAT”, “NBA billionaire”,… However, he also has a lot of antis. -huge fan. Last month, Sports Insider’s statistics showed that the 36-year-old player was “honored” to receive the title of “America’s most hated NBA player” with 24 states showing extreme hostility towards him.

Recently, another study continued to show that LeBron leads the race of athletes around the world in the number of criticisms on social networks. According to statistics, all Tweets, hashtags or captions use negative phrases about athletes in football, basketball, rugby, tennis, golf, and hockey within the past 12 months. Here on the Pickwise page, the Lakers star has the number of times he was “bullied” 122,568 times, 6 times higher than a regular athlete.

List of 20 athletes from football, basketball, rugby, tennis, golf, and hockey who received the most criticism in the past year. Looking at the statistics, we can see that LeBron’s numbers are surprisingly high compared to the other 19 players

Other NBA stars appearing in the TOP 20 are: Kevin Durant (ranked 4th with 24,370 plays), Damian Lillard (ranked 6th with 20,904 plays), Stephen Curry (ranked 9th with 11,203 plays), James Harden (ranked 9th with 11,203 plays), James Harden (ranked 6th with 20,904 plays), 15th with 8,051) and Kyrie Irving (ranked 17th with 7,860).

The fact that LeBron James is at the top of this list is not too difficult to understand. Because throughout the period of domination in the East, he “caused damage” to many fans of rival teams. In addition, in the fight for justice and political activities, the 36-year-old star has sometimes made quite sensitive statements.

This new title will certainly not be proudly listed by the Lakers player on his golden list of achievements. However, if viewed objectively, the popularity and success of stars is always accompanied by a large number of anti-fans. LeBron should not feel ashamed of the above numbers because compared to his achievements both on and off the field, the “criticism” from social networks has no meaning.

On a positive note, “King James” has a huge influence in the sports world in general and in the community in particular. While social networks tend to exaggerate negativity, on the contrary, LeBron James can take advantage of CDM’s insults and sarcasm to do meaningful things in real life. Building schools, doing charity work, and fighting for black people are typical examples of NBA stars’ contributions to society.