The Sacramento Kings faced off against the Dallas Mavericks Friday night that ended in a 93-88 Kings win.

Rookie phenom De'Aaron Fox played 26 minutes going 4-of-13 from the field and scoring nine points and adding 10 assists, just one point shy of a double-double.

The most interesting part of the game came after the highlights had hit the airwaves when someone posted a video of a 3-pointer that Fox knocked down while yelling “Kameha!” as it sunk into the net.

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For those unfamiliar with that term, it's in reference to the highly popular anime cartoon series Dragon Ball Z, where the protagonist Goku uses a special energy blast technique to inflict major damage to his enemies, and sometimes to finish them off for good.

De'Aaron Fox caught wind of the video and responded in disagreement saying he never yelled the word out from his mouth.

While that is entirely possible and technology is advanced enough to edit video, and upon further review there was no audio added into the clip, the voice yelled ‘KAMEHA' in real time but there is just no way to tell if it was Fox specifically.

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The 6'3″ guard continued to defend himself claiming that he's with Team Vegeta, a character similar to Goku but with different motivations who generally never used the Kamehameha power move until later episodes.

Even stranger is the fact that Fox being a Vegeta fan knows he uses a different energy technique, but should still know the Saiyan Prince absolutely used the move, when he fused with Goku as the more powerful Saiyan Vegito.

Needless to say, Los Angeles Lakers rookie Lonzo Ball being a big Goku fan could further spark the rivalry between the two guards even more.