Ice Cube bested LaVar Ball in quite a surprising way on Sunday. Ice Cube vs. LaVar Ball BIG3 Four-Point Challenge The rapper, actor and co-founder of BIG3 — a three-on-three basketball league — defeated the former Cal State and Long Beach City tight end in the four-point challenge during Sunday's showcase of the league at Los Angeles' Staples Center. BIG3 is in its eighth week of action. Ice Cube had challenged Ball in May to the shootout, and had promised to purchase ten sneakers from Ball's sports apparel line Big Baller Brand if he lost. Ball accepted the challenge on Friday. Callin out @Lavarbigballer for @thebig3 #4pointchallenge! Make the 30ft shot and I'll cop 10 pairs of #bigballerbrand. pic.twitter.com/G40O28qbYC — Ice Cube (@icecube) May 24, 2017 Challenge accepted @icecube , see you Sunday at the staples center! #bigballerbrand pic.twitter.com/6IJPj55myA — Lavar Ball (@Lavarbigballer) August 11, 2017 See the two compete in the challenge: LaVar Ball vs Ice Cube 4-point shot challenge -- Ice Cube wins ?? pic.twitter.com/F40eKEqARb — Jovan Buha (@jovanbuha) August 14, 2017 Ball sparked controversy earlier this spring after making comments about how his athlete sons — one of whom is former UCLA point guard Lonzo Ball, the No.2 overall draft pick to the Los Angeles Lakers this year — are better than Stephen Curry. LaVar Ball also took a shot at LeBron James saying they likely wouldn't be as good athletes and the Cleveland Cavaliers star forward's children, as James or as his own sons. Ball — who recently made an appearance on WWE's "Monday Night RAW" — also drew headlines after saying that a pair of Big Baller Brand shoes would cost $495, and for claiming that he could defeat Michael Jordan in a one-on-one game. Prior to facing Ice Cube, Ball told HoopJab's Neal Anthony Johnson he "usually [goes] from the seven-point line" and responded "do the same thing I taught him" when asked if son LaMelo had offered him any pointers. LOS ANGELES, CA - AUGUST 13: Ice Cube and Lavar Ball compete in the Four Point Challenge during week eight of the BIG3 three on three basketball league at Staples Center on August 13, 2017 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Sean M. Haffey/Getty Images)