Insulted With “Daddy’s Boy” Chants in Front of Father LeBron James, Bronny James Takes Revenge Against Haters

The rising star Bronny James had been making waves in the basketball world with his high school performances. Moreover, the fans expect him to fill his father LeBron James’ shoes in the coming years. The star kids often receive blatant hate from certain sections of the public because of their parent’s popularity. Similarly, Bronny received a roaring hate from the crowd during a playoff game. However, the junior James paid back the crowd with sweet revenge.

Bronny recently completed his stint at the Sierra Canyon basketball team after falling short at the Regional Championship finals. Over the last few years, Bronny has made it to the news for his impressive athleticism and dunking skills. Moreover, the Lakers superstar James regularly shared his son’s splendid gameplay via his social media. However, Bronny caught the attention of the fans with his majestic comeback during the game against Bishop Montgomery.

Bronny’s brilliance pumped up LeBron James

In the second round of the Southern Division playoff game, Sierra Canyon took on the second-seeded Bishop Montgomery. The hype surrounding the game skyrocketed because of Bronny James and the evenly poised nature of the teams. The home crowd raised chants against James throughout the game, affecting his rhythm.

Moreover, LeBron James’ presence on the court further intimidated the crowd. Notably, the crowd chanted, “Daddy’s boy,” while Bronny took the center stage for a free throw.

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However, he completely shut off the crowd with his perfect comeback. Bronny dropped a three-pointer against the booing crowd and ran back to his teammates, pumped up. King James went crazy after the bucket as he screamed from the side court. Bronny’s 16 points helped his team register a comfortable win 64-47 and moved to the finals.

Bronny’s career after high school

After the Tuesday finals against Sherman Oaks high school, Bronny’s high school basketball career came to an end. James’ team couldn’t clinch the Regional Championship finals as they fell short 80-61. The rising star is yet to sign his College team, but a recent report suggested that he could sign for Oregon University. Meanwhile, Bronny made his place in the top 10 picks of the 2024 NBA draft.

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With the heightened expectations of LeBron James’ son Bronny, will he make it to the NBA in 2024? Let us know in the comments below.