“Watch out guys!” LeBron James shares video of son Bryce becoming Superman with a wild windmill dunk » FirstSportz

LeBron James has been exceptional throughout his career, although at 6ft 8 his athleticism was on a whole other level. He is currently starring at the age of 37 and his explosiveness is hands down the best on the show. LBJ proved that age is just a number and even today when he tries to dunk the defender thinks a hundred times before getting in his way to block.

During his high school days, Lebron became a well-known athlete in the sports community due to his explosive dunks and gameplay, and it seems his sons are on the same path as well. We all know that James’ two sons are a huge internet sensation because the Lakers star forward keeps opening up about how his two sons are doing in the game of basketball.

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LeBron James was stunned to see younger son Bryce James hop the windmill dunk

Lebron James is very supportive when it comes to his children, for example he was often spotted during his sons training sessions or games. Recently, the royal shared a video of his son Bryce James on his social media account showing the 14-year-old attempting a successful windmill dunk. James’ son’s dunk has gone viral and is well received by NBA fans.

The four-time NBA champion posted video of a classic dunk by his son Bryce with the caption: “Man what the hell!!!!! Uh-oh!!!! Attention people”

The video is expected to be of his practice session at school, as Bryce has been causing a stir with his displays for Sierra Canyon in high school games. The clip already has more than forty-four thousand likes and James fans react by saying: “LeBron leaks the secrets.”

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LeBron James has dreams of playing an NBA season with one of his sons, where Bronny James is expected to debut by 2024 as he is due to graduate high school in 2023. LeBron has commented on it several times. Statement by the 18-time All-Star seems to have already set the tone for Bronny’s career.

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