The headline of the latest issue of "Sports Illustrated" has enraged both LeBron's team and Nike's team.
He might be the most shameful "Sports Illustrated" cover figure in history.
When LeBron accepted the invitation to be the cover figure of the new issue, he didn't know the headline would be so disrespectful to him.
The day after the new issue was released, LBJ announced in a locker room interview: "Until they make a public apology, I will no longer accept interviews from 'Sports Illustrated.'
This is a familiar scene because Michael Jordan once announced he would no longer accept interviews from "Sports Illustrated." That was after Jordan and Roger's "All-Star Freeze Out" incident, when "Sports Illustrated" published a critical and mocking article about Jordan, ultimately leading to his fallout with the magazine.
