Colby Cuwington calls LeBron James ‘spineless coward’

Colby Cuewington is not afraid to speak, even if it is contrary to what he calls “walk athletes”. Los Angeles Lakers Superstar LeBron James.

After defeating Tyrone Woodley in the UFC Fight Night main event on Saturday, Cuwington took the opportunity to thank first-responders and the military for their tireless work amid the coronavirus epidemic. Interestingly, he did so while also criticizing other athletes like LeBron – to whom he is referring all the talk but not walking.

“I want to dedicate this fight to all the military leaders first, to all the troops there. These people will not be safe without your people, you keep us safe, and not these conscious athletes. I’m sick of this spineless coward like LeBron James, ”Cuwington said Said Lakers star.

For its value, Cuivington also encouraged Donald Trump and predicted a landslide victory for the current US president in next November’s election.

“Ladies and gentlemen, the silent majority is ready to make a little noise,” the MMA fighter said early in his interview. “If you think it’s a heartbeat, wait until November 3 when Donald Trump gets his hands on J in his sleep. It will be a landslide. ”

LeBron has been one of James Trump’s biggest critics, especially in the bubble where he has used his platform to summon the country’s top leader. In fact, when Trump said last month that he would no longer watch NBA games because of player protests, the Lakers star Replied Saying that the basketball community will not be saddened by the loss of its viewership.

James was once M.G.A.G.A. Also wore a hat parody with the caption “The cops who arrested America killed Brona Taylor” – the words “Great Again” were crossed.

Given his opposing views, it is not surprising to see Colby calling Cuevington LeBron.

Still, he finds it inappropriate for LeBron to say “spinless coward”, given that he has used his platform to bring about change and fight for what he believes to be true. He is undoubtedly the most influential and benevolent NBA player today, and his actions certainly speak louder than his words.