Team USA had a very close call on Thursday night against Serbia, but in the end, Steve Kerr’s men managed to reach the grand final to face Les Bleus.

A remake of the Tokyo Olympics except that this time, the roster available to the Americans is radically different with Stephen Curry (36 points yesterday), LeBron James and Kevin Durant coming off the bench.

Kevin Durant gets annoyed with some fans

It’s another story right away, since it will take a feat for France to emerge victorious from this duel.

Not impossible, certainly, but very complicated, especially since even Nikola Jokic failed in this task.

The Nuggets MVP was not too far away, to the point where praise was numerous on social networks this Thursday, including this message.

Serbia came close to beating the most talented team in the history of the planet with a medal at the end. Team USA was a 16-point favorite.

The whole country should be proud.

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We can imagine that among the Serbians, there is a lot of disappointment after this failure.

Victory was clearly within reach, but Jokic and his partners ended up cracking in the final minutes, notably with a clutch basket from KD with 40 seconds left.

But if we’re telling you about this tweet, it’s mainly because the Slim Reaper responded.

Where are you from??

Understand with this simple sentence that Durant is not too much of a fan, especially when Americans come to support the opponent, here Serbia.

Faced with criticism from some Nuggets supporters, the Suns star did not mince his words.

Kevin Durant: “For all the Nuggets fans, nobody cares who you think is the best player in the league, the players have a huge respect for Jokic, (but) we don’t worship him like you do even though we are impressed by his talent.

Trolling you because you are against us is part of the game.

Deal with it.” The message got through to Kevin Durant, who appreciates Nikola Jokic’s talent, even if he intends to do everything to beat him on the court, whether it’s the Olympics or the NBA.

A tweet that will certainly not go unnoticed.