Michael Beasley posts raunchy message after epic $100K one-on-one win over Lance Stephenson
NY Post
Michael Beasley didn’t wait long to bust out some outlandish talk after defeating Lance Stephenson in their hyped one-on-one matchup for $100,000.
The former Lakers teammates were the main event of the TNC 02 pay-per-view basketball event in Miami on Friday night and delivered what they considered one of the top one-on-one games ever.
Beasley bested Stephenson, 31-21, to cash the big check with injured Mavericks guard Kyrie Irving in attendance.
Stephenson, 34, cordially tagged the 36-year-old Beasley in an Instagram story after the heated matchup and wrote: “Great game bro.”
That’s when things got weird.
Beasley, who played 74 games for the Knicks in 2017-18, responded to the message with one of his own and somehow dragged the Kardashian into the fray.
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