Ryan Hollins Challenges Bucketscenter on Gaming App SportsMe

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Yesterday we reported on Kevin Durant‘s argument on Instagram with 17-year-old, Kaly b Champion (@bucketscenter), which started in the comment section and then would continue in the DMs. If you are not familiar with what was said the full conversation can be seen below!

Thoughts? Agree or disagree? 💭🏀 #bucketgetters

A post shared by Kalyb Champion (@bucketscenter) on Jul 10, 2018 at 10:37am PDT

Upon the conclusion of the argument on Instagram Bucketscenter decided to take to a gaming app by the name of SportsMe. It is an app where fan engagement controls the conversation. Fans have the capability to record themselves asking questions, and any user can join in on the discussion.

This caught the attention of current ESPN NBA analyst and former Los Angeles Clipper’s Center Ryan Hollins. Hollins and Bucketscenter have been going back and forth on Instagram and on SportsMe. The full battle between the two can be seen on Instagram and SportsMe.

”@Bucketscenter went at it w KD then went on @SportsMe!” he needs to watch his MOUTH I’m gonna light him up on the @sportsmeapp 😡😡😡🔥🔥🔥

A post shared by R y a n H o l l i n s🎟 (@ryanhollins) on Jul 13, 2018 at 9:50am PDT

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Tags: Bucketscenter, ESPN, Kevin Durant, Ryan Hollin, SportsMe, The Hype Magazine

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