Lebron James and Mookie Betts Agree to Throwing Huge Parade to Celebrate Los Angeles Dominance in Sports

With Los Angeles Rams win over Cincinnati Bengals in the SoFi Stadium, the Super Bowl 2022 saga is finally over. This is the second Super Bowl title for the Rams in the history of the National Football League (NFL). When 2021 started, no one would have even imagined that the Los Angeles Rams will end up winning the most prestigious trophy in football.

With this remarkable win, among all the Rams’ fans, NBA legend LeBron James was probably the happiest person. Notably, James himself plays for Los Angeles Lakers, which is another Los Angeles-based club. Just when the Rams won the Super Bowl, James suggested a unique idea to do a joint parade of all three city-based clubs. And he got full support from MLB side Los Angeles Dodgers star, Mookie Betts (another LA-based team).

Mookie Betts agrees to LeBron James’ idea of the joint parade

Notably, the past couple of years has been remarkable for all three Los Angeles teams. In the last season, LeBron James helped Los Angeles Lakers to win the NBA Championship.

While the Los Angeles Dodgers also had won their World Series in MLB and now, by defying all the odds against them, Los Angeles Rams have won the Super Bowl title this year.

Considering all these victories, LeBron James came up with an idea and took it to his Twitter to share it with all the sports fans. James took to his Twitter and wrote, “We, Dodgers and Rams should all do a joint parade together!!!! With a live concert afterwards to end it!! City of Champions. Congrats, once again!!!”

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In response to James’ tweet, the Dodgers star Mookie Betts couldn’t resist himself but agree with the basketball legend. Bets replied to the tweet and said to James, “Let’s do it!”

However, the joint parade of all three Los Angeles teams is just a wish of LeBron James. There is no official announcement regarding this as yet.

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