Durant questioned the Thunder s championship and caused controversy and responded to various scoldings: It seems that I should be evaporated after I retire

On August 11, Durant, the strongest keyboardist in the NBA, was launched again, and had a fierce quarrel with the fans; Durant responded to the Thunder's remarks that the championship flag would be raised in front of him, and he said bluntly: It has been 10 years since then, and it should be the Thunder to win the championship once; fans criticized Durant as a narcissist and abandoned Westbrook, and KD responded that he should have evaporated after retirement.

Fans: What will happen to you when you see the team that gives everything for you raise the championship flag after you leave?

Durant: Finally. It’s been 10 years since they won the championship, so I’m so stunning.

Fan: "This is too low-level, brother. You are obviously a good player, but you are so disrespectful to us after we finally won the championship."

Durant: Oh my god, I just squirt a little bit of trash. This matter is not that serious.

Fan: You are such a typical A-level narcissist. Do you think you have contributed to our victory? When we should have won a championship, he left Westbrook alone. You ruined your legend and your dignity. Now you are nothing to us, including the entire NBA.

Durant: You are right, I do care more about myself. What does your fans want to do with me.

Fans: That's why you can see the Thunder raise the championship flag and fans cheering for SGA is the icing on the cake. That ring is more historical than all your rings combined.

Durant: We all die, time will pass, and people won't even remember anything that happened in this world. So who cares?

Fans: History and legends are eternal things, KD, you ruined your own hands. Curry never needs to defend the championship he won with you, but you can never escape.

Durant: Well, I guess I will disappear from the earth when I retire, and this is life.

This year's offseason, Durant was sent to Houston in major deals including the Suns and the Rockets. He will wear the Rockets No. 7 jersey in the new season; it is reported that the Rockets will challenge the defending champion Thunder away in the opener of the new season, when the Thunder will raise the championship flag at home and award the championship ring.

According to the schedule, Durant Rockets' debut in his career will return to Oklahoma to fight his old master, and he will witness the Thunder raise the flag of the first championship in the history of the Russian City team.