6ft 3′ Bronny James apes father LeBron James’ 2016 NBA Finals block on Andre Iguodala

Arjun Julka | 19/08/2022
6ft 3' Bronny James apes father LeBron James' 2016 NBA Finals block on Andre Iguodala

Bronny James pays ode to father LeBron James by doing the perfect emulation of the 2016 Finals block on Andre Iguodala.

Currently, on an AXE Euro Tour, playing for the California Basketball Club, Bronny James has been creating waves with his performances off-late. The seventeen-year-old recently caused a storm on social media with his one-handed poster dunk.

Bronny’s dunk had everyone in the arena on their feet who would witness LeBron James’ eldest son score a game-high 25-points. The one-handed slam from the Sierra Canyon guard sent social media into a tizzy, with the King tweeting his reaction too.

As he continues on his Euro Tour, Bronny continues to impress with his elite athleticism, this time performing a wild chase-down block similar to that of King James in Game Seven of the 2016 Finals. LBJ’s block on Iggy remains etched as one of the greatest plays in Finals history.

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Bronny paid the perfect ode to his superstar father, doing an emulation of the former Cavaliers superstar’s 2016 Finals block on Iguodala.

NBA Twitter reacts to Bronny James’ block.

Ranked no.49 in the class of 2023, the 6″3′ guard already has coaches reaching out to him. USC, Michigan, Ohio State, Oregon, Rutgers, and Memphis have started to heat their recruitment of Bronny.

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Arjun Julka

Arjun Julka is a NBA author at The SportsRush. Basketball isn’t just a sport for this 26-year-old, who hails from Mumbai. He began watching the sport after stumbling upon a court in his society, helping him identify an undiscovered passion for the game of hoops. Now an ardent fan, Arjun supports Stephen Curry and the Warriors but also enjoys watching Giannis Antetokounmpo own the paint. When it comes to the GOAT debate, the TSR author feels LeBron James is yet to receive a lot of his due but cannot deny marveling at Michael Jordan’s resume.

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