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Video: Skip Bayless Admits LeBron James Is Better All-Around Than Michael Jordan
- Updated: September 29, 2016

The LeBron James vs. Michael Jordan debate has been turned up a notch as of late with James’ recent comments about wanting to surpass the Chicago Bulls legend by the end of his career.
On Fox Sports 1’s new show “Undisputed,” former NFL tight end Shannon Sharpe and former “First Take” co-host Skip Bayless went toe to toe on the debate, and the results were quite surprising.
Sharpe made a case for Jordan being the better scorer and having more of a killer instinct than James, but ultimately went on to say that there was no way that Jordan was an all-around better player than James.
Per usual, Bayless made his derogatory remarks towards James, but surprisingly ended up conceding the point that James is indeed the better all-around player.
“I got that. And I’ll always say LeBron’s still the best passer in all of basketball, I give you all around,” Bayless says in response to Sharpe.
"[Michael Jordan] wasn't a better all-around player than LeBron James. That's a fact." — @ShannonSharpe pic.twitter.com/q3C6WBK1dS
— UNDISPUTED (@undisputed) September 28, 2016
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