On October 22, 2024, LeBron James and his son Bronny James played together for the first time in a pro-league game against the Minnesota Timberwolves in the season opener.
It was a special day for Lakers fans and one of the most exciting moments in sports. Fans were thrilled to see them play together, and it led to record-breaking jersey sales for the Lakers.
The moment when LeBron James and his son Bronny played together was one of the best highlights of the season, even though people criticized Bronny’s performance. It became a big deal for sports collectors all over the world.
Fans were filled with excitement and purchased numerous jerseys to commemorate the momentous occasion. Despite the high prices of their jerseys, fans purchased them to demonstrate how special and valuable the duos are to them.
According to @TheAthleticNBA, Jerseys that LeBron and Bronny James wore the night they became the first father and son to play in an NBA game together sold as a pair at auction for $102,000.
Over $100,000 for Bron and Bronny's jerseys. 😳 https://t.co/xM43rz1DaY pic.twitter.com/QQenoW0w4T
— theScore (@theScore) December 6, 2024
The figure shows that fans really love the father-and-son duo. On the other hand, their criticism of Bronny James’ weak performance shows that everyone hopes to see him improve. His embarrassingly bad performance, however, gave IShowSpeed the confidence to claim he could defeat him.
IShowSpeed claims he can beat Bronny James in 1v1
IShowSpeed loves taking on big challenges, from racing Olympic sprinter Noah Lyles to sparring with boxing legend Manny Pacquiao. Recently, he has set his sights on Bronny, LeBron James’ son.
On the Club Shay Shay podcast, Speed recounted a story about beating Bronny in a one-on-one game when he was 16 in Los Angeles. He confidently said he could do it again if given the chance.
He told Shannon Sharpe, “I believe I can beat him. … I think we played one time before when I was 16. … I beat him and I think I can beat him again. We played before back in LA and I’ll beat him in a 1v1.”
