​Photo by Kevin Mazur/Getty ImagesFrench trans basketball star Julie Tetart earns LeBron James and Michael Jordan comparisonsWhenever the NBA GOAT debate is discussed, fans often end up with the names of LeBron James and Michael Jordan.Evidently, there is no WNBA player in the debate for the NBA, but OutKick founder Clay Travis has found a way to bring the W in this conversation.After all, Travis took advantage of the current trans athlete debate around the WNBA to make the controversial GOAT debate statement.Photo by Valery HACHE / AFP via Getty ImagesJulie Tetart finds herself in a GOAT debate with LeBron James and Michael JordanThe potential participation of trans athletes in the WNBA has remained in the headlines, partly because of French player Julie Tetart, who Travis sarcastically claims could dethrone James and Jordan in the GOAT debate if allowed to play in the WNBA.“That b____ can ball. I watched the highlights. This is a bad b____, man. Not only did she average 20 points and 20 rebounds, we’re talking about a 20-20 player. If the WNBA is inclusive, then this French All-Star has to be signed by a WNBA team,” Travis began.“This is why I said I’d put in a franchise application. Dan, the Nashville Balls, my WNBA team, would be the greatest dynasty of all time. Most inclusive, too. We’re only signing men who identify as women,” he added.Travis delivered the final punch by bringing two of arguably the greatest NBA players of all time in James and Jordan.“People won’t be debating Michael Jordan and LeBron James anymore,” Travis stated. “They’ll be debating that bad Julie Tetart from the Nashville Balls versus Jordan. Move over, LeBron. We’ve got a new GOAT debate.”The OutKick founder has been a consistent part of trans athletes’ participation in the W, even offering to create a new franchise, the ‘Nashville Balls.’Travis has claimed to be ready to spend at least $10 million to set up this team and feature only trans athletes in his team and ultimately dominate in the WNBA.Read more:Joe Burrow’s ex-teammate is convinced French trans player will do ‘Wilt numbers’ in WNBA