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=== Controversy and Criticism === Stephen A. Smith’s outspoken nature has often landed him in hot water. Whether it’s expressing strong opinions about athletes, coaches, or entire teams, Smith is rarely afraid to go against the grain. His comments are often bold, and at times, controversial. He has had public feuds with high-profile figures like NBA stars, including Kevin Durant and LeBron James, as well as disagreements with fellow media personalities. One of the most notable instances was when Smith faced backlash for comments he made about domestic violence during a discussion of NFL player Ray Rice’s suspension. Smith was criticized for suggesting that women should avoid provoking violence in relationships. He later apologized for the remark, but the incident remains a key example of how his controversial nature can sometimes backfire. However, controversy has also fueled Stephen A. Smith’s popularity. His ability to stir the pot and keep people talking has made him a central figure in sports media, even if it means navigating the rough waters of public criticism. Fans either love or hate his bold takes, but they can’t deny his impact on the sports media landscape.
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