LeBron James’ Youngest Son Had A Monster Dunk Go Viral This Weekend

LeBron James may be out of the playoff run again, but he sure has a reason to celebrate. His sons got his basketball genes and they are definitely turning heads these days. LeBron has shared many videos of Bronny and Bryce over the years and his youngest son became even more popular these days, thanks to his dunk.

Bryce took part in the Nike Elite Youth Basketball League this past weekend. He is 6’6’’ and slowly paves his way to the top. He is the son of LeBron James and the young king will have an amazing future in the NBA.

SportsCenter Next has a video of Bryce’s brilliant dunk. We have a feeling that this highlight will secure him a good spot in the world of basketball.

AYYYYYYYYYYEEEEE!!!!!! ????? . LETS GO MAXIMUS!! https://t.co/FJOzbFWEZL

— LeBron James (@KingJames) May 27, 2023

The 15-year-old has insane ball-handling moves and this layup says it all.

Bryce James with the lay ??@bryce_james23 @NikeEYB pic.twitter.com/KtAWTEbYF7

— SLAM HS Hoops (@SLAM_HS) May 28, 2023

LeBron to challenge his son in a dunk contest

Bryce and his older brother played together at Sierra Canyon High School in 2022-23. Bronny joined USC earlier this month and his younger brother will go to Campbell Hall. It is 19 miles from Sierra Canyon and costs $50,000 per year in tuition. Sources confirm that LeBron and his family have donated money to the creation of a super pricey athletic facility on campus.

Bryce will join forces with Richard Hamilton Jr. and Baron Bellamy in the school that already had Aaron, Jrue, and Justin Holiday. LeBron’s son has created a perfect base for his basketball career. He has great skills and NBA experts have predicted a great future for him.

LeBron is proudly waiting for his sons to grow up so he can play real basketball with them. He has a chance to play with his oldest son in the NBA, but he will probably just be a guest at Bryce’s games.

Both Bryce and Bronny follow a similar development pattern. Bronny has attracted the attention of many NBA experts, but his brother’s size and potential sure make him a star at the Nike EYBL circuit.