Rajon Rondo jacked: Lakers star shows off ripped body ahead of NBA Bubble restart
Lakers’ Rajon Rondo has showed off his jacked body ahead of the NBA Bubble restart, with the guard all set for the resumption.
The Novel Coronavirus put the 2019-20 season at a halt on March 11 but the players have not stopped playing training. They have been working hard and making the most out of the lockdown period.
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Rajon Rondo jacked and in his best shape
2008 NBA champion Rajon Rondo has used the lockdown period to get in the perfect shape. The Lakers guard is vying for his 2nd NBA title and is leaving no stone unturned in order to do that.
Hoop Central has posted a video of a ripped Rondo, practicing in the Lakers training facility. The fans are excited and astonished to see the ’16-year veteran’ in a body shape that is nearly perfect.
Rajon Rondo being stupidly shredded is how we all thought we were gonna be by the end of quarantine. I quit two days in pic.twitter.com/NGeA1cv1Bi
— Mill Ave Media (@millavemedia) July 7, 2020
The 6-Foot-1 playmaker has played for six NBA teams (Boston Celtics, Dallas Mavericks, Sacramento Kings, Chicago Bulls, New Orleans Pelicans, and Los Angeles Lakers). Rondo’s longest spot was Boston where he won his maiden NBA championship and was the main playmaker for the Celtics.
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Lakers and Rondo in 2019-20
The three-time assists leader is averaging 7.1 points, 3.0 rebounds and 5.0 assists per game in the current season. Rondo has been one of the strong pillars of Lakers bench strength, providing support to Lakers’ guards.
Los Angeles Lakers are currently the No.1 seed team in the Western Conference and are among the top contenders for the Ring. Rondo in his best body shape will provide much-needed support to LeBron James and Anthony Davis on the Hardwood when the season restarts.
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