The Most Savage Revenge Games in NBA History

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These are the craziest karma moments in NBA history. And first, the time Kyle Lowry picked a fight with the wrong dude.

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Gordon turns the corner in the fourth foul on Kyle. And Aaron Gordon goes down.
Looks like he is grabbing his hamstring.

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Ooh, that left leg came up high, you're right, Matt.

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Dude is wild for that. I mean, he's practically half his size, if you don't count his ass. But Aaron Gordon wasn't going to let that slide. So when they went up against each other, it was obvious that things were personal.

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And Lowry is down in a foul on Gordon.

**SPEAKER_1** (0:39)
Oh my god. Bro really sat his ass down. But the funniest part of this was Lowry's trash talking. Um, why are you giving him your room number, bro? But Devin Booker's beef with Luca Doncias began when the dude was caught talking smack during game five of the conference semifinals.

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By Kibar, to the rack, shot from behind by Finney Smith. Down goes Booker.

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Hey, you know Luka had to clap back. Considering how it all went, he wasn't lying, because not only did Dončić clap back in game six, but in game seven, Brog went all in.

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Zaj, oh no, they're shredding him up.

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Oh no, he didn't.

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Luka Dončić is absolutely putting on a show here in the Valley.

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And Dončić was definitely enjoying it. That's why he gave us the biggest meme of the season.

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This shot will hang on permanent display in the Museum of Ass Kickings.

**SPEAKER_1** (1:42)
Trash talking is one thing, but a rookie going after a legend? That's wild.

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45 remaining. Tatum drives down.

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That throws it down!

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Wow!

**SPEAKER_1** (1:57)
That's wild. And that was a recipe for disaster because LeBron made sure he was going to get him back.

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Tatum against James. James drives, steps back, puts up a three.

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Bang!

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LeBron James from downtown. James is 740 point game of these playoffs.

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Steps tries it again, puts it in!

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As the shot clock expires, LeBron James with 44

**SPEAKER_1** (2:24)
Dude really got him back then some, cause eventually the Cavaliers won the series in game seven, but that didn't stop LeBron from giving Tatum his flowers.

**LeBron James** (2:32)
The way he plays the game, his demeanor, you know, where he come from, you know, I know his parents and I just know he's, he's just built for stardom.

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All right, you gotta love the mutual respect between two superstars, but Julius Randall must hate the word respect, cause he's out here getting ballsy with Trey Young.

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And that is the end.

**SPEAKER_1** (2:56)
Yeah, Julius should have known better. Cause when you piss off a man with ice in his veins, he's gonna get below freezing.

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Season. As Young fires from away, downtown and takes a bow.

**SPEAKER_1** (3:10)
Roe hit the dagger and took a bow. That's wild. And if a whole ass city hates you, that's how you know you're doing something right. But getting a whole city to hate you is nothing compared to letting down your entire fan base. Because with the 2020 NBA Finals resting in the balance, the Heat were in sink or swim mode. They were already down two games, and game three was their chance to avoid the dreaded 3-0 deficit. So instead, a hotheaded rookie comes in and does this.

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The rookie, the 20-year-old.

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Layup. Popping in and the foul. A little pause, a snarl.

**SPEAKER_1** (3:42)
This dude just hit us with the meanest mug of all time. But on the other side, La ego was steaming. How dare this man disrespect LA like that? It was time to teach this kid a lesson and remind him who was the meanest of them all.
My man acts tough when he's up and starts flopping when he's not. But Dennis Smith also thinks he's tough. He was a wide-eyed rookie who thought he was all that just cuz he was wearing a Mavs uniform. So every time he touched the ball, he didn't just score. He was trying to embarrass some fools. He goes hard to the basket and he's following the way in by Kyrie, I believe. He crosses up Kyrie and decides to get all up in the man's business. But Kyrie wasn't about to take this man's BS. He needed to silence the kid.

**SPEAKER_3** (4:36)
What a move.

**SPEAKER_4** (4:39)
Roy, nobody wanted to go out and challenge him once.