It's rare to see Stephen A. Smith lose an argument. He's been one of ESPN's top analysts for years now. However, when someone like Dwyane Wade takes a shot at roasting Smith, boy is it sweet.

Stephen A. Smith has been apart of ESPN since the early 2000s, where he began his career in radio. Since then, he's become one of the major television personalities of the Worldwide Leader. He consistently offers his opinions on nearly every topic. He's most known for his high energy, and impressive argumentation skills.

A Twitter account called “Random College Athletes” has grown quite the following since joining the popular social-media platform in Nov. 2020. On Wednesday night, the Twitter account shared a photo of Smith himself while attending Winston-Salem State.

Dwyane Wade had this to say Thursday morning:

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The former Miami Heat shooting guard doesn't think too highly of Smith's sporting career. Based on appearances alone, Wade feels confident he'd dominate the potential matchup.

Wade is one of the all-time greats. During his career, he averaged 22 points, 5.4 assists, and 4.7 rebounds. He's also a three-time NBA champion, 13-time NBA All-Star, an eight-time member of the All-NBA team, and has been nominated three times on the All-Defensive team as well.

With that said, if Wade feels he can put up 50 points and have Stephen A. Smith on ice by the fourth quarter, he's probably right. Considering he's one of the best players in NBA history, the college basketball version of Smith has no chance against Dwyane Wade. Even with Wade being retired now, the game still likely wouldn't come close.