LeBron James Compares Himself to Michael Jordan and Tom Brady in Bold Take, Odell Beckham Jr. And Nick Kyrgios React

Los Angeles Lakers made it 23-23 this season after an emphatic victory over Orlando Magic on Friday night. The Lakers won 116-105 against the Magic at the Amway Center. LeBron James starred for the Lakers as he scored 29 points in 34 mins. Russell Westbrook scored 18 as the Lakers made a 2nd half comeback to register their 23rd win of the season.

King James made the headlines once again for the Lakers as he recorded 29-7-5 vs. the Magic. He has been carrying the Lakers this season single-handedly, without much support from the other stars. However, it’s good to see Westbrook settling in at the Lakers after a poor start to the season. However, LeBron has been in insane form this season and has presented his case for the MVP conversation this season.

James recently shared a post on his social media where he compared himself to NBA legend Michael Jordan and NFL star Tom Brady. The post garnered reactions from several stars such as Odell Beckham Jr. and Nick Kyrgios.

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LeBron James takes to Instagram to compare himself to Michael Jordan and Tom Brady

James recently shared a post on his Instagram where he compared himself to Jordan and Brady.

James’ caption read: “Shifting the culture
Mention me with MJ and Brady like you’re ‘posed to
I’m standing next to rookies, somehow they looking older
The altitude of matter so cold, it’ll make your nose run
How you expect to get love if you don’t show none? 👑”.

James’ Instagram post quickly gained attention from several celebrities from different industries. NFL star Odell Beckham Jr. and Tennis sensation Nick Kyrgios were among the stars who reacted to James’ post. Odell commented, “Noooo kizzzyyy!!!!”, to LeBron’s post.

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LeBron is extra motivated despite the team’s poor performances this season. The Lakers are currently on .500 after 46 games played and things aren’t looking good for them this season. However, they can still turn it around with some consistency in the coming games.