The King's birthday Lebron James turns 32
Today he turns 32, but he's never felt so light. Because LeBron James knows he made history already. His own, with all the broken records and the MVPs, Cavaliers’, with the first championship in the history of the franchise, and NBA’s, which only has to sit down and enjoy the show. Because the fact that King James is part of basketball’s Olympus, with Kareem, Magic, Bird, Chamberlain and of course MJ, is no longer into question. We only have to see which heights The Chosen One will reach in the next few years.
Because if there’s something that last year’s victory brought to LeBron James, is acceptance. From the supporters, the teammates, the rivals, the coaches, the media. He’s the best basketball player of the world, everyone knows it and everyone accepts it. And in his 32nd birthday, while Cleveland seems more than inclined to reach the NBA Finals for the third year in a row (seventh, seventh!, for LBJ), the Chosen One doesn’t look like he’s giving up. His steps have never been so determined, his killer instinct so lethal and his determination so strong.
We’ve decided to celebrate as we like to, with pictures. With Sports Illustrated’s, which a few weeks ago has nominated him 2016 Sportsperson of the Year, and has gone along his whole career, year to year, with awesome covers, destined to remain in history books.
We’ve decided to celebrate as we like to, with pictures. With Sports Illustrated’s, which a few weeks ago has nominated him 2016 Sportsperson of the Year, and has gone along his whole career, year to year, with awesome covers, destined to remain in history books.
