After some heated smack talk on the “Million Dollarz Worth of Game” podcast, Gillie Da Kid’s challenge to former NBA Sixth Man of the Year, Jamal Crawford, has been accepted. And Crawford isn’t holding back – he’s ready to give Gillie a run for his money on the basketball court.
Key Takeaway
Jamal Crawford has accepted Gillie Da Kid’s one-on-one basketball challenge, fueled by the smack talk on the “Million Dollarz Worth of Game” podcast. Crawford, an ex-NBA player with an impressive record, is determined to prove Gillie wrong, while Gillie remains confident in his skills. The challenge is set, and fans are eagerly waiting to see who comes out on top.
Crawford’s Mindset
Having caught wind of Gillie’s comments about him on the podcast, Crawford is determined to prove him wrong. He’s comparing this challenge to the infamous “Martin” episode where a character’s face got turned into hamburger meat after challenging Tommy “Hitman” Hearns to a boxing match. Clearly, Crawford is not taking Gillie lightly.
Gillie’s Claims
Gillie, on the other hand, was trying to convince fellow podcast members Wallo, Cam’ron, and Mase that he is a better basketball player than Crawford. He boasted about past wins against artists such as Chris Brown, Rowdy Rebel, and Rob49, and believed his skills would translate to success against an ex-NBA player. Despite the obvious skill gap, Gillie remained confident that he would hold his own against Crawford, despite their size difference.
Crawford’s Credentials
Jamal Crawford is no stranger to the basketball world. He holds the record for being the oldest player to score 50 points in an NBA game. After retiring from professional basketball, Crawford has been traveling the globe in search of new challenges on the court. His reputation as a skilled player has him compared to the B-ball version of Ryu from “Street Fighter.” And now, he’s promising a knockout performance against Gillie.
The Betting Tradition
The “Million Dollarz Worth of Game” podcast is known for their gaudy sports bets, and they still owe Tech N9ne after their bet on the Super Bowl went wrong. The Philadelphia Eagles lost to the Kansas City Chiefs, leaving the podcast hosts on the hook. It seems that Gillie is not afraid to take risks, both on and off the court.
