Bronny James, LeBron’s son, caused a stir after entering the sports world, for one reason that everyone knows..
Bronny James, son of LeBron, sells out tickets for his debut at USC | AP
The young basketball player causes a sensation a few hours after his start in the world of sports
The hype around Bronny James has reached stratospheric levels as the young college basketball player prepares for his big debut at USC.
Not only has he sold out his first game, but he has also managed to eclipse the Los Angeles sports agenda.
Next Sunday, Bronny and his fellow USC Trojans will take on Long Beach State in what promises to be a historic event.
However, the task of getting a ticket for the game has become almost impossible, as they have all been snatched up by fans eager to witness the debut of the young basketball promise.
Bronny James prior to his debut at USC | AP
This game will mark the first time that Bronny James, son of the legendary LeBron James, takes the court as a college athlete.
Proud father LeBron shared his excitement with reporters last Thursday, highlighting how significant this milestone is in his son’s career.
“Incredibly anxious” were the words LeBron used to describe his anticipation for Bronny’s debut.
He even went so far as to state that he would be willing to miss a Lakers game if it coincided with his son’s game, a statement that underscores the importance the James family attributes to this momentous moment.
Bronny James prior to his debut at USC | AP
Bronny’s story has not been without challenges.
TMZ previously reported that the young talent suffered cardiac arrest during an on-campus workout in July.
This incident led him to spend several days in the hospital.
However, after months of arduous recovery and rehabilitation, Bronny was cleared to return to the court last month.
Fortunately, it seems that the scary chapter is now behind Bronny and his companions.
Sunday will not only be a day of basketball, but also an exciting chapter in the extraordinary career of Bronny James, who is ready to make his mark on the world of college sports.
