LeBron James Close Friend Reveals The True Origin of ‘The King’ Nickname

LeBron James is the King and now we know the real origin of the nickname. One of his great friends shared the story and you will definitely like it.

We all know that LeBron is nicknamed The King. Everyone calls himself that way. Well, some of his haters don’t like it. This nickname didn’t sit well with doubters. Their reaction is horrible.

Some people blasted LeBron for calling himself The King as if he offed someone. Truth is, he has nothing to do with the real origin of the nickname.

LeBron James must be proud of the origin of his nickname

LeBron’s close friend, Randy Mims, knows the real real story and shared it in a new episode of More Than An Athlete.

It was more than obvious that LeBron would become a star one day. Even in his high school days at St. Vincent – St. Mary people know that LeBron would rule the world of basketball. Everyone followed his high school career and he was a top pick. Everyone wanted LeBron and the Cleveland Cavaliers got him. LeBron’s games were broadcasted on ESPN and we all know what that means.

LeBron took spotlight at an early age and acted like a real star. He played better than most veterans and this gave him confidence.

The kid from Akron was more than happy to embrace the nickname. He liked his new nickname and the NBA world had to accept it. LeBron is entering another long season and this would be his fourth year as a Laker.

Remember when doubters called him “washed king”? Several NBA execs said that Kevin Durant and Giannis Antetokounmpo are better than LeBron. The four-time NBA champion took notice of these comments and mocked haters with the “washed king” thing.

The “Washed King” will enter the new season with a strong team and experts have high expectations from the superstar. LA packed the roster with strong veteran presence and this season will be a lot different than the previous one. Is LA winning the title in the upcoming season? Will LeBron get his fifth ring?