It isn’t always easy being king.
LeBron James found that out during the Los Angeles Lakers‘ game against the Milwaukee Bucks on Friday night.
“King James” was driving to the hoop for a layup at a key stage in the fourth quarter of the game, when Milwaukee superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo flew in from behind and swatted his shot away.
DALLAS COWBOYS QUARTERBACK RESPONDS TO LEBRON JAMES’ JERRY JONES COMMENTS
GIANNIS DENIES LEBRON!! pic.twitter.com/Wm2LBMDfk4
— Milwaukee Bucks (@Bucks) December 3, 2022
But it was James who would get the last laugh, with his Lakers stunning the Bucks 133-129. He also led the way for Los Angeles with 28 points, 11 assists, and nine rebounds.
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James also made history during the win as he passed NBA legend Magic Johnson for the sixth most assists in NBA history.
