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NBA fans went wild online after Memphis Grizzlies big man Isaiah Stewart admitted that he didn't regret fighting LeBron James.

NBA fans reacted strongly online after Isaiah Stewart revealed he has no regrets regarding his infamous 2021 altercation with LeBron James. Speaking with Marc J. Spears of Andscape, Stewart explained that he views the incident as a learning experience and remains unbothered by how others perceive him. Social media users shared mixed reactions, with some warning James about future meetings while others criticized Stewart for seeking attention.
The altercation originally occurred during a November 2021 game between the Detroit Pistons and the Los Angeles Lakers at Little Caesars Arena. Stewart was struck in the face by James, resulting in Stewart charging at him and requiring extensive restraint from coaches, players, and security. Following the confrontation, the NBA handed Stewart a two-game suspension, while James received a one-game suspension.
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