Dwight definite

Dwight Howard by far. LeBron got criticism for the "decision" but Atleast he made one. Dwight Howard or as I reference him Dwight coward waffles and ran away from any decision that put him in a bad liight which intern put him in a bad light anyway compound that with the coach and gm firing and the eerie comparison to Sham and you got some good ol I hate you stew

They are both likable guys who have made themselves unlikeable. LeBron, much has been written of how he turned off the fans with "The Decision." Howard, he was a very fun guy with the Superman stuff who ruined it by pouting out of Orlando. I see no reason why I can't just dislike them both equally.

I go LeBron IMO the tv show teaming with Wade and Bosh and just the way he left in general was horrible and his i don't care attitude the following season the not 1 not 2 not 3 not 4 you get it him predicting what 7-8 rings and after he lost vs the Mavericks he told everyone go back to there boring lonely life(don't quote me please) people loved to see LeBron fail because of his actions and the fact that guys wanted to put him up there with Mj,Kobe and etc but they never walked out on there team(Kobe almost did back in 08) so I go with LeBron I think alot of people are more happy for Dwight than anything

Dwight easily IMO. Dwight has done little to improve his game and has spent much of his career whining about his coaches and the organization. Before The Decision, it was definitely Kobe. Kobe's kind of getting to that Jordan-esque late career stage where everyone know how ruthless he is, but they like him anyway because he's so good.

I thinks its LeBron. Howard is about the biggest crybaby I've ever seen, but LBJ and the decision thing will never be completely healed. Not that I'm a CAVS fan but it was just wrong. Yes, I know he apologized, I just really don't like him. With the exception of this year he always celebrated way to early. I applaud him this year for actually waiting until they actually had the clear win before celebrating. However, to me most of his career its seemed like he puts himself on a pedastool with Jordan, in which Jordan is clearly the better player. As far as Howard goes, I like the guy he just wines to much.

I don't think either one of them is a villain, I'm a Lebron fan but I just don't understand how people that weren't cavs fans, weren't Ohio natives hate him? The reason why I don't have a problem with either one, is because they left to win a championship, they didn't leave for more Money. For the most part the decision are based off of wining. IDk about Dwight, he may want more than a championship and become Hollywood idk.Imo I think both of their gm's made terrible decisions, not trading jj hickson for amare, signing rashard lewis to that big contract, letting go of rafer alston, bringing shaq and larry hughes in as number 2's. Honestly they should have left, because they were not going to win any championships with the decisions their gm's were making. I hate how these legends try to slander them. Charles Barkley played on 3 teams(tried to form a big 3 in Houston) and has the nerve to talk about Lebron, same goes for Reggie Miller who said "Now you're reaching out to Hall of Famers to see what it takes? Enough is enough. Go out and actually do it on your own. What do you need more help for?" because Lebron reached out to magic for advice, it's like the legends without a ring are some what bitter. Reggie and Charles are two players that thought they could do it by themselves, even Michael had to realize he needs help from his teammates. This is just my opinion and I don't think athletes can be considered a villain.

LeBron James hatred is fading away now, he wanted a ring and that's it and the Cavs weren't really doing anything to help the team besides relying on LeBron .
Now DWIGHT is a crybaby who just wanted to follow the trend and play with a superstar .

funny...when franchises get rid of players it's a business, When a player is smart to get what is needed for himself..he's a bad guy. hmm...

Theres nothing fun about hate. Both are very hatable but I personally have to give Lebron the nod, but its personal taste

I agree with jersez and mastershake88. All the reasons the author of the blog gave for Lebron and Dwight to be considered villians are subjective. Unless they have gone out and committed a crime and harmed someone else, why are they considered villians? Lebron didn't want to play in Cleveland anymore. What's wrong with that. The whole decision thing raised millions of dollars for the Boys and Girls Club. I don't know about ya'll, but going almost eveyday after school the Boys and Girls Club, helped me in more ways then I can mention. Without the Boys and Girls Club, I might of resorted to a life of crime like alot of people I grew up with. It kept me out of the streets as a young kid and helped me develop my love of athletics and sports. So if LeBron comes out looking like a bad guy and helps raise money for the Boys and Girls Club, and keeps even 1 or 2 people from out of the streets, then I'm all for it and I'll praise LeBron for it. With Dwight, Stan Van Gundy said it himself, things would have turned out differently if Dwight didn't get injured. SVG doesn't blame Dwight for telling management that he wants SVG fired. The Magic asked Dwight about should they keep the GM and coach, and gave him his opinion. SVG was hoping that it would turn the team around. The rumor had been going on for awhile and everyone knew about it. Pretty much everyone denied it, until the day when SVG decided to tell the truth. SVG said after he told the media about Dwight wanting him fired, Dwight played harder then anyone he had ever seen, even though he could barely walk, because of his bad back. That tells me alot about a player and a person. Dwight could of said, "SVG made me look like an ***, so I'm never going to play for him again." But Dwight did the opposite. Even though Dwight was pissed at SVG, he played 40+ minutes, in a regular season game, against the Sixers, and could barely run up and down the court. So I have to give him for props for playing his absolute hardest for a coach he can't stand.

Also the Magic got alot more for Dwight, then the Cavs got for LeBron. The author could of actually presented some facts their, instead of conjecture to formulate his opinion on why he believes Dwight is a biggiest villian in the NBA.

I think that both are not wrong for leaving their teams.

Dwight Howard no doubt. The way he played "The Indecision" was just wrong. He got a Coach fired for it and they are now left with a team full of scrap players. Dwight also made it worst by joining the Lakers. A team I despise.

hmmm personally I don't have a problem with Lebron choosing to go to miami, in and of itself. Its just the way he handled his "decision" was kinda self-centered, egotistical, and obnoxious. He could have handled the situation a lot better and softened the blow by not leading Cleveland on. It also didnt help when he tried to justify himself and continued talking, contradicting a lot of stuff he said in the past.

As for Dwight, i dont really care if he wanted to leave, but he just should have made up his mind, instead of dragging it out for so long and leading Orlando on by saying he was committed to the team when he clearly was not. His actions also cost a man his job, which could have been avoided.

I personally can't decide who i think is a bigger villian, but I dislike Lebron more cause he comes off as more arrogant (not one, not two...)..show a little humility sometime. I will admit though that he is the best all-around basketball player in the world.

dwight then lebron they both copped out and became ring chasers just like shaq did. i can see why both left dwight left because what the magic were doing was not going to work anymore you can win a championship relying heavliy on threes while you a growing dominant center in the making and what kind of coach brings someone in that hasn't played in months on the biggest stage just because you like him who does that?

lebron on the other hand he got tired of carrying them but true champions stay the course and give til they can't anymore. besides they probably would have traded him at some point.