The exchange escalated further during Tuesday’s Inside the NBA on TNT, where O’Neal addressed the challenge again, saying, “I only fight people in the Top 75.” His comment referenced the NBA’s 75th Anniversary Team, from which Howard was notably absent.

Seemingly inspired by Jake Paul taking on Mike Tyson, former Lakers center Dwight Howard wants to take on Hall of Famer Shaquille O'Neal in the ring.

O’Neal of course, is the embodiment of confidence. Calling himself the ‘Most Dominant Ever’ across NBA history, it’s certain that Shaq truly believes he could beat either Gronk or Dwight in the ring despite over a decade between them. He has not responded to Dwight as of yet and it’s unclear if he will.

The social media feud between Dwight Howard and Shaquille O'Neal is still well underway. After O'Neal responded to Howard's message of a potential boxing match between the two, Howard clapped back at O'Neal the only way he knew how.

Seemingly inspired by the Mike Tyson-Jake Paul fight last weekend, Howard directly asked Diesel to join him in the ring. "Shaq, wassup up let's make bread," he proposed, including a boxing glove and laughing-crying emoji in a tweet earlier this week.

Boxing fever is taking over, and it seems everyone wants a piece of the action. From MMA fighters to wrestlers and even internet stars, stepping into the ring has become the ultima

Gotta have more than one ring to get in the ring with me, I’ll stick with a real champion like Rob Gronkowski, and you can have the Superman belt, all yours buddy,” was the reply referring to a

On "Inside the NBA" on TNT, Shaquille O'Neal, aka Shaq, responded to Dwight Howard's challenge for a boxing match. The post Shaq Responds to Boxing Challenge From NBA Legend appeared first on Heavy.com.

Dwight Howard has officially challenged Shaquille O’Neal to a boxing match. The Dwight Howard vs Shaq beef has gone on for quite a long time, and it continued the other day when Howard reached out to Shaq about a boxing match.