On Sunday during Game 4 of the Nuggets' Western Conference semifinal matchup against the Suns, an unexpected altercation took place between Denver Nuggets center Nikola Jokic and Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia. Jokic was attempting to retrieve the ball following a stoppage in play, but Ishbia held onto it, preventing him from doing so. In response, Jokic shoved Ishbia down, resulting in a technical foul for the Nuggets star. NBACentral@TheNBACentralSuns Owner Mat Ishbia with the flop 3859373Suns Owner Mat Ishbia with the flop 😂😂😂 https://t.co/ycdWnHf6TEThe incident sparked a flurry of reactions on Twitter, with some fans suggesting that Ishbia may have exaggerated his reaction to Jokic's push.“Bro’s been on that Marcus Smart film,” one fan said.broth19@saquadsbarkley1@TheNBACentral Bros been on that Marcus smart film@TheNBACentral Bros been on that Marcus smart film“Damn, even the owner flopping,” another said.Zero@dudefromKY@TheNBACentral Damn even the owner flopping 711@TheNBACentral Damn even the owner flopping 😭However, some fans defended Ishbia, noting Jokic’s massive size in comparison to the Suns' owner:“Jokic is 280 lbs and ten times the owner’s height. I’m not sure if this is a flop all the way but go off,” one fan said.NetsKingdom 👑🗽@NetsKingdomAJ@TheNBACentral Jokic is 280lbs and ten times the owners height I’m not sure if this is a flop all the way but go off14@TheNBACentral Jokic is 280lbs and ten times the owners height 😂 I’m not sure if this is a flop all the way but go off“Jokic is 300 pounds and seven feet, that ain't no flop,” another said.Here are a few more of the top fan reactions to Nikola Jokic’s altercation with Mat Ishbia:Chuck Goldberg@chuckgoldberg@TheNBACentral Bro been watching too much Embiid2262@TheNBACentral Bro been watching too much EmbiidJBomb@ForeverJBomb@TheNBACentral Embiid would’ve gotten 2 free throws 141@TheNBACentral Embiid would’ve gotten 2 free throws 😭Bet Any Sports@betanysportsEU@TheNBACentral Draymond5@TheNBACentral Draymond https://t.co/q1gzubgJs4Takuache 6ix9ine@Takuache6ix9ine@TheNBACentral Owners should be in a suite or at home not court side1@TheNBACentral Owners should be in a suite or at home not court sideplasticono@plasticono215@TheNBACentral Nah jokic did push him tho. Why is he running into the crowd when it’s not even his teammate?@TheNBACentral Nah jokic did push him tho. Why is he running into the crowd when it’s not even his teammate?Dami@KingDami5299@TheNBACentral CP3 taught him well41@TheNBACentral CP3 taught him well🎡@ATLSportStan@TheNBACentral Mat Ishbia been watching to much nba why is he flopping12@TheNBACentral Mat Ishbia been watching to much nba why is he floppingVERY happy Kings fan@WeStillSuck@TheNBACentral He definitely flopped but Jokic is 7’0 and 285 lbs so I wouldn’t be surprised if he fell anyways3@TheNBACentral He definitely flopped but Jokic is 7’0 and 285 lbs so I wouldn’t be surprised if he fell anywaysHassan 🇸🇴@TherealHassanO@TheNBACentral Suns owner said:141@TheNBACentral Suns owner said: https://t.co/7wKpsW37Mb$ra •@Sra_world@TheNBACentral Jokic bros def stood up after that one@TheNBACentral Jokic bros def stood up after that onemj23_world@mj23_world@TheNBACentral Jokic is like a giant who is unaware of his own strength he didnt mean that @TheNBACentral Jokic is like a giant who is unaware of his own strength he didnt mean that 😅Mat Ishbia on his vision for the Phoenix SunsPhoenix Suns owner Mat IshbiaMat Ishbia hasn’t been the Phoenix Suns’ owner very long. This comes as he officially took over in February, midway through the season. However, he has already made his presence felt amongst fans, through his infectious energy and strong leadership style.During a recent appearance on “The Bill Simmons Podcast,” Ishbia spoke about what his first few months as Suns owner have been like. He then talked about his vision for the franchise, highlighting his strong desire to win:“People have been very grateful to me, and I’m grateful to them that they’ve welcomed me to The Valley and the Phoenix area,” Ishbia said.“You know, with the past ownership, a lot of things happened. I wasn’t there obviously, so I told the guys and gals at the company we’re going forward. We’re going forward with this vision. I laid out the vision so every person who works in the organization, including the players, (understands) here’s what we’re gonna go do, and here’s how we’re gonna accomplish it, and we’re gonna work every day to do it.“I think people are very excited that I’m the new owner. I think they know I’m young, I have energy, I’m excited about it, I love basketball, I wanna win. Like, I’m a fan more than I’m an owner, I’m much closer to the fans than I am to the owners, like, I just want to win. So whatever it takes to win, we’re gonna do what it takes to win. And you can’t win every single year, you can’t win every game, but we’re gonna try.”For Mat Ishbia's full interview, click here.