‘Man what! You’re really on one’: LeBron James stunned by son Bronny’s dunk in college game as he reiterates his desire to play with him in the NBA
- LeBron James is one of those who was fascinated by his son’s stunning slam dunk
- Bronny James, 18, lands an impressive through-the-legs dunk in a college game
- The teenager stars for Sierra Canyon and has NBA aspirations
- His legendary father wanted to bring his son to court before he called it a day
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LeBron James couldn’t contain his excitement over his son’s incredible between-the-legs dunk this week as he reinforced his intention to play with Bronny one day.
The 18-year-old is following in his legendary father’s footsteps and continues to impress college team Sierra Canyon.
In his school’s first game of the year, Bronny made a stunning through-the-legs slam dunk to shock the fans, including LeBron.
LeBron James (R) couldn’t contain his excitement at his son’s between-the-legs dunk (L)
The Los Angeles Lakers star, who himself returned to the court with 25 points on Friday, shared a clip of the play on his Instagram story.
He captioned the post: ‘Man What!!!!!!!! Yo you’re really in one @Bronny!!’
The teenager made the ridiculous dunk look effortless as he helped Sierra Canyon to an 80-47 win over Chaminade on Friday.
The Los Angeles Lakers star shared a clip of the play from Friday to his Instagram story
LeBron James is back on the court for the Lakers, scoring 25 points in a 130-144 win over the Hawks
It’s well documented that LeBron James wants to play with Bronny in the NBA before he retires.
‘My last year will be spent with my son,’ he said The Athletic in 2022.
‘Wherever Bronny is, I’m there. I would do anything to play with my son for a year. It’s not about the money at that point.’
Bronny is not eligible to play at the top until the 2024-25 season – by which time LeBron will be 39.
The Lakers star reiterated his desire this week for Bronny to finally be together.
‘I have to go to court with my son, I want Bronny to be on court with me. Either on the same team or in a game against him. I don’t mean we’ll do one on one in a game, but I want to do something Ken Griffey Sr. style. and Jr. It will be wonderful, no doubt,’ he said ESPN.
‘I ask him what his aspirations are and he says he wants to play in the NBA so, if he wants to do that, he has to work for it. I’m here, I’m just waiting for him.’
LeBron James with sons Bryce (L) and Bronny (R) – both looking to follow the father’s route
