By Daniel Chavkin The rookie guard thinks highly of himself compared to the four-time MVP. View the original article to see embedded media. Normally, rookies need to prove themselves vs. the best players in the NBA before they get respect. However, Bennedict Mathurin believes other players have to show they are better than him. The new Pacers guard said he’s looking forward to his first game vs. LeBron James so that the two can match up and see who is the best of the two. “A lot of people say he’s great,” Mathurin said, via The Washington Post’s Ben Golliver. “I want to see how great he is. I …