Today, December 30, LeBron James, one of the most spectacular and excellent players in the National Basketball Association (NBA), turns 39. James has obtained the majority of the achievements and titles required to enter the Temple of Legends.

Once upon a time, Russ Benston, a wonderfully bright writer who follows the National Basketball Association, predicted that LeBron James would address the issue one day. technology and formally joined the ranks of the most iconic players in American professional basketball history. This video was posted on December 30, 2014, to commemorate LeBron James’ 30th birthday. It went on to say, “It turns out, LeBron will have time like any other name, and he will retire sooner than we want.” James wrote it.

Back in 2009, everyone assumed James would retire soon, but no one could have predicted that after reaching the age of 30, James’ “maturity” would finally arrive. Throughout the Hall of Fame, he scored more points in a season with average scoring than both Sam Jones and Tim Hardaway.

Not to mention more than 4,600 rebounds and 4,600 assists, about 750 steals, and 400 blocks, all of which are nearly “unprecedented” stats. Furthermore, LeBron James has nine All-Star appearances, nine NBA votes, season MVP, five NBA Finals appearances, two NBA championships, and two Finals MVP awards…

Even after 9 years, we still see a determined and eager James on the pitch. Currently, this player has more points than any other player in NBA history. The 1984 superstar is ranked fifth all-time in assists and tenth all-time in steals. With his accomplishments, James has every reason to be proud that he is still playing on the pitch and winning individual and team trophies at the age of 39.

LeBron James is over halfway through his 21st season and still playing like a top-ten player, averaging more than 25 points, 7 rebounds, and 7 assists a game. These statistics demonstrate that James is without a doubt the greatest basketball player of all time.