Connor Bedard's face-to-face decision with a 'fan' continues to cause a stir online

Connor Bedard became a star in the hockey world and in the city of Chicago at an extremely young age. He's seen it all. He signed thousands of autographs.

There's no doubt that he learned how to navigate his situation, being generous with fans when the situation is right.

Recently, a new video showing Bedard refusing at first to sign an autograph for a 'fan' went viral and caused debates among fans.

In the video, we can see a fan going after Bedard, asking him to sign his draft-year The Hockey News magazine.

But Bedard isn't willing to do it at first and kept walking. Later he ended up signing them in a hurry.

If you missed it, check it out:

In the comments, many fans don't agree with each other about the situation.

Some believe the guy isn't a real fan and was only asking him for an autograph to make money off his back. A lot of people do that, and if Bedard believes he already signed things for the same guy, his reaction is totally understandable.

Hawks reporter Charlie Roumeliotis also shared his take:

While others argue that it would've taken only a few seconds:

In the end, Bedard was right: the magazine was found on Ebay:

I expect more and more athletes to start doing that with adults looking for autographs, as the resellers' market is real and hurts their business.

What's your take on this?