The cross-town rivalry between the New York Knicks and the Brooklyn Nets is, perhaps, one of the most intense in the entire league. Knicks big man Enes Kanter has taken it to a whole new level by literally bringing the fight to the Nets' doorstep.

Kanter once again proved he is in the upper echelon of NBA trolls by a photo he recently shared on Twitter. This was no ordinary selfie as the 26-year-old is seen standing in front of a huge Nets logo with a thumbs down sign. For good measure, Kanter even tagged Spencer Dinwiddie and Jared Dudley, who are both currently with the Nets.

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Dinwiddie had no intentions of taking a step back and replied with an awesome comeback against Kanter.

Although quite a snazzy retort from the part of Dinwiddie, it would probably be safe to assume Kanter has no desire to enter the “club” that is the Brooklyn Nets. Despite both teams being unable to make their mark in the league in recent years, the Knicks have fared better than their cross-city rivals over at least the past three seasons. Nevertheless, this is not exactly something to be proud of for the Knicks, given that the last time they made a playoffs run was back in 2013.

It's all good fun between Kanter and Dinwiddie. However, we should expect a more hostile setting once their teams face off on the court in the upcoming season.