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Stephen Jackson
Indiana Pacers
Small Forward
Villain Score85.0
14
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WHY WE HATE HIM
Ron Artest's partner in the Malice at the Palace. Captain Jack was always ready to fight - literally. His confrontational attitude made him one of the league's most volatile players.
VILLAIN RESUME
14-year career as one of basketball's most loyal and confrontational players. Following Artest into the stands earned a 30-game suspension. Multiple altercations with players. Talented scorer whose fighting reputation overshadowed his skills. 15.1 PPG career average.
GREATEST VILLAIN MOMENT
"Following Ron Artest into the stands during the Malice at the Palace and throwing punches at fans, forever linking himself to the NBA's most notorious brawl."
THE DEFENSE
Ultimate teammate who had his brother's back. Loyal to a fault. His toughness was appreciated in the locker room. Post-career advocacy work shows his real character.
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Ron Artest's partner in the Malice at the Palace. Captain Jack was always ready to fight - literally. His confrontational attitude made him one of the league's most volatile players.
Stephen Jackson has a villain score of 85.0 out of 100. This score is calculated from community votes and reflects how strongly NBA fans feel about this player's villain status. The higher the score, the more universally disliked they are.
Following Ron Artest into the stands during the Malice at the Palace and throwing punches at fans, forever linking himself to the NBA's most notorious brawl.
Stephen Jackson is in the Regional tier, meaning their villain status is particularly strong among certain fanbases or regions.
No, Stephen Jackson retired in 2014. However, their villain legacy lives on in NBA history.