WATCH: Kobe Bryant Sharing His Greatness With Dwyane Wade’s Son Zaire and Chris Paul Jr at 2016 NBA All Star Game

The former Los Angeles Lakers player, Kobe Bryant, was one of the greatest players ever to grace the hardwood. He shared the court with many great players like Michael Jordan, LeBron James, and Shaquille O’Neal, among others. Now, let’s take a look at the four-time champion sharing the court with Dwyane Wade‘s son, Zaire Wade, and Chris Paul Jr aka CP4 (as he’s called).

Bryant called it a career in 2016 and played his last All-Star game in the same year. In his last All-Star game, the Black Mamba shared the court with Zaire and CP4.

Kobe Bryant locked horns with Zaire Wade and Chris Paul Jr. in the 2016 All-Star game

At half-time of the 2016 All-Star game, Zaire and Chris Paul Jr. were allowed to take the floor while the players were warming up. Initially, the five-time champion dueled with Zaire. Both of them scored on each other once, but the 16x All-Star eventually outscored him with his signature fadeaway. Judging from the video, the Black Mamba was seemingly teaching his moves to the now 21-year-old.

Following his duel with Zaire, he engaged with Chris Paul Jr. While the former Lakers player was showing off his dribbling skills; the kiddo tried to nab the ball from his hands, and eventually, he was successful. Not only once, but CP4 stole the ball from Bryant’s hands twice while he was showing off his dribbling skills. Incidentally, judging from the video, both the kids seemingly had a lot of fun while playing against one of the greatest players of all time.

Bryant’s performance in the 2016 All-Star game

Bryant started to decline physically in 2013 after suffering a season-ending knee injury. After that, over the next few seasons, he endured a plethora of injuries. However, despite being weakened due to injuries, the five-time champion played quite well in the star-studded 2016 All-Star game. The Black Mamba wrapped up the game with 10 points.

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Along with that, he dished out seven assists and grabbed six rebounds. Interestingly, the former Lakers player finished his last All-Star game as the second all-time scorer in total All-Star games with 290 points.

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