LeBron James Comes Back At Doubters In New Rimowa Commercial

LleBron James left the Cleveland Cavaliers to sign a four-year deal with the Los Angeles Lakers. He came to town to turn the team into contenders, but it wasn’t easy. LeBron’s debut in Los Angeles ended with a serious groin strain that kept him sidelined for 17 games. Many thought that LeBron would take the lead in the front office and force team owner Jeanie Buss and then-director of basketball operations Magic Johnson to follow his rules. But, none of that happened and LeBron was really quiet throughout the season.

King James didn’t do anything to help the team get Anthony Davis before the trade deadline. He didn’t do anything a week ago when the Lakers tried again. Davis is now part of the Lakers machinery, and he is already LeBron’s favorite teammate. Now LeBron has a chance to make the Lakers contenders, and he can finally do what he knows best. Win games. This means that LeBron still has a lot to offer, and doesn’t eve think of retiring. Well, the new Rimowa add got us thinking about it. Is there any chance that LeBron retires in near future?

In this ad, LeBron made his first reference to retirement. It’s an indirect reference, but still got us confused.

Yes, we know this is just an advertisement, but some say LeBron was silent just because of his current position in the NBA. He is at a different point in his career, and everything has changed.

LeBron spent his career chasing and reaching milestones. He has been winning playoff games and championships, and the Lakers scenario doesn’t really fit in his biography. He broke so many records, and this year was his worst. LeBron missed the playoffs and the finals, and that’s in no way good.

If you ask experts, they will say that LeBron is more interested in watching his sons play basketball and taking care of his business. Los Angeles is perfect for LeBron’s business, and he came here to make everything work even better. He isn’t looking for partners. Partners are coming to his office to offer deals. He is that awesome. So, is this the end of the LeBron era?