Despite Accusations of Nepotism in the Past, Bronny James Wanted Nothing to Do With Father LeBron James’ Legacy as Highlighted By a Shocking Snub Once

LeBron James has created a legacy that will be difficult for anybody to surpass. In a few years, an era will come to an end, when LeBron will retire from the game. But at the same time, his son, Bronny James, will make his appearance in the big leagues and hope to carry on his father’s legacy. However, Bronny will have a lot to prove, having inherited his father’s genetic code and teachings.

For a very long time, Bronny has been surrounded by accusations of nepotism, which is common with all star kids. But even if Bronny has all the privileges, there are no shortcuts to hard work. Once he’s on the court, only the numbers will speak on his behalf.

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Bronny has the realization that he is different. It should come as no surprise that he will often find himself chasing the shadow of his father and his legacy. Continuing on the right path, the young prodigy is trying to perform at his best and make a name for himself.

“He won’t even wear my number,” LeBron James on his son, Bronny

During an interview once, LeBron James opened up about his son. He said, “He doesn’t want people to know who he is,” and further added, “He hates when they ask him for pictures and autographs. He won’t even wear my number.”

It is a fact that for a long time he’ll be recognized by his father’s name. But it’s encouraging to know that Bronny is working hard to escape his father’s shadow.

According to 247Sports, Bronny is a four-star prospect and the 10th best player in the State of California. Bronny has some skills in him like his father. He can shoot and pass better than most of the kids his age.

The 17-year-old is said to be on the radar of several NBA franchises. It will be fascinating to see the youngster dominate the court and show the world his game, rather than his name.

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Talking about star kids, Bronny is not the only one surrounded by the nepotism debate. Another focus is Shareef O’Neal, the son of Shaquille O’Neal.