🇬🇧 BRITISH Rugby Fan Reacts To NBA LEGEND Lebron James - Most Complete Player EVER? How Good Is He?

🇬🇧 BRITISH Rugby Fan Reacts To Lebron James - The Most Complete Player EVER?
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Hi everyone, I’m Kabir and welcome to another episode of Kabir Considers! In this video I’m going to Reacts To Lebron James - The Most Complete Player EVER?
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[@adamlaw11]

LeBron is 6’9 250lbs and his vertical is around 40 inches.

[@KavonTV1]

*44

[@KavonTV1]

But 40 now

[@coldwolf7014]

Lebron James legit does everything in the game, he legit has highlight videoes for every aspect of the game. That’s nuts. Dunks, passes, 3s, and game winners all 10+ minute videoes alone.

[@KeredCross]

in 2003 he was a Senior in High School and was going to be the 1st pick in the NBA draft( They allowed HS players to do that at the time, now you must have 1 full year out of HS to start). ESPN basically anointed him "The Chosen One" and put a few of his games on National TV. He is legit top 5 all-time. Not as naturally skilled as MJ but knew how to get his team mates involved better.

[@kabirconsiders]

Yes I think I agree with your sentiments. LeBron's resume is stellar, winning a championship at every team he's played for. But the amount of times he lost in the finals is something I can't really ignore

[@sharrieffmuhammad9227]

Lebron is better at every aspect of the game then jordan the maybe midrange shooting and his final records all have context with it

[@thinkpctive8078]

What do you mean “Naturally Skilled”, if one of them is not Naturally Skilled, its not Lebron. Jordan literally worked hard in order to be good in college. Lebron was in the NBA at that age.

[@cld4414]

@@kabirconsiders considering the fact that he built his own team and yet has a losing finals record 2 of the 4 wins he didnt really have any business of winning thanks to kyrie and allen. 2 international bronze medals. really? stacked team with full of US participants and still lost internationally? so yep we cant ignore those big L for him. that disqualifies him as greatest for me.

[@pervysagemkd]

@@kabirconsiders i honestly think people who count "finals lost" as a bad thing, have no idea what they are talking about. Like - yeah, MJ did 6/6. Why did he only get to the finals 6 times? That means that 4 other times HE LOST BEFORE THE FINALS. Is it better to lose before the finals or to get the finals and lose to possibly the best team ever (the warriors with KD)?

[@garrettcgoddard]

hes widely regarded as the 2nd best ever and some consider him the best

[@3COI]

This is my type of highlight video! Lol great reaction as always. Jordan is #1, Lebron is #2 imo. It's not a landslide victory like some people will say, but I was fortunate enough to see both of them play basically their entire careers (I was a toddler when MJ was drafted) and it really is MJ. I would much rather play with Lebron, though lol

[@kabirconsiders]

Interesting.. the consensus seems to agree that MJ is no.1 with Lebron in second. To be honest being ranked in the top 5 of all time should satisfy any player!

[@marvinwalker2368]

LeBron is the only player to have 4 rings with 3 different teams, and he passed Michael Jordan on the all time scoring list.

[@nottoday7377]

Will never pass MJ in legacy and greatness.

[@marvinwalker2368]

@@nottoday7377 well that’s your opinion which you are entitled to. I’m not going to debate who’s the greatest, I just started a fact that’s all, sorry that triggered you.

[@nottoday7377]

@@marvinwalker2368 Fair enough 🤝

[@PharaohYah]

@@nottoday7377 bronsexuals 🤦🏿‍♂️ Jordan never hopped teams chasing rings. That's like the stat L4-6RON has more points in finals game 7's. Jordan never went to game 7.

[@Bullygoat1]

@@PharaohYah yea bron also don’t get swept in bounced in the first round

[@OdieSalmon]

It’s really tough to compare eras in basketball. The game has changed so much over the years. Some changes have made it easier for scoring, some for defense. Things like the high school draft rule - which regulates the minimum age players have to be to enter the league and has changed multiple times - also effect and skew career totals. There are four guys who I think can lay some claim to a GOAT crown in four separate eras. Chronologically they’re as follows: Bill Russell - won 11 titles in 13 seasons for the Boston Celtics in the 50s and 60s, including 2 as a player coach in his final seasons, becoming the first black man to win a professional title as a coach in American sports history. Back to back college championships and captain of an Olympic gold medal team at 22 before he played in the NBA. He was a 5x league MVP and regarded as one of the greatest defensive players and rebounders of all time. Notable for consistently shutting down Wilt Chamberlain (another absolute legend. 100 point game scorer) and beating his teams in the playoffs. Also an important figure in the American civil rights movement. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar - 20 year career and a 19x all star. 6x league MVPs. 6 titles (but only 1 without all time legend teammate Magic Johnson) and 2 finals MVPs that were 14 years apart (71, 85). In his three years at college at UCLA he was a’3x champion and won the tournament MVP 3x. When he retired from the NBA he was the all time leader in points, blocked shots, defensive rebounds and games played. Also an important figure in the American civil rights movement. Michael Jordan - You saw The Last Dance so I don’t need to say much. Greatest competitor of all time. Most clutch player to ever grace the court. Only player ever to win a league MVP and the defensive player of the year award in the same season. Perfect 6-0 title record with 6x finals MVPs that probably would have been 8-0 if he hadn’t briefly retired in his prime to go play baseball. Best player on the best basketball team of all time (1992 Olympic “Dream Team”. Made basketball into the international phenomenon it is today. First and only billionaire basketball player. LeBron - Has lived up to and even exceeded the near impossible expectations that were put on him from his early teenage years when he was chosen as Jordan’s successor. He’s probably the most talented basketball player ever from a physical sense. While he gets lots of his attention for his thunderous dunks and blocks his passing abilities and overall basketball IQ are off the charts impressive. His finals record is certainly a blemish on his resume but since he shows no signs of slowing down at age 36, when it’s all said and done he may hold most all time league statistical records. Other players like Wilt Chamberlain, Kobe, Magic Johnson, Shaq, Larry Bird, Kevin Durant could all be considered and were/are truly amazing players in their own right whose fan’s I’m sure could make a compelling case for why they’re the GOAT but I think the four I listed are generally regarded as the greatest players of all time.

[@kabirconsiders]

Thanks so much for the breakdown! It's tough to argue against Jordan being the GOAT, when players are all so talented I look for any way to separate them. That 6 finals, 6 victories statistic is a thing of beauty. The man never lost when it mattered!

[@butthead1535]

@@kabirconsiders what do you mean "when it mattered"? Every game in the playoffs matter, even first round games. Jordan has a 1-9 playoff record without Pippen, he ain't perfect.

[@youngmelo4963]

Really didn’t put dr jay

[@darnell-mooney]

Jordan is 1A, Lebron is 1B. they're the 2 best players to ever play the game. at the top, when you compare players, it becomes quite subjective. there's no point comparing stats especially for players across different eras. but there's no debate that the 90s was dominated by Jordan, and the 2010s was dominated by Lebron. both guys were the absolute center of the league and the entire sport revolved around them.

[@kabirconsiders]

You make very good points. For me, Jordans flawless finals record is the key differentiator. 6 finals, 6 wins is just incredible. Invincible!

[@jeridladson7858]

@@kabirconsiders my argument to that is Jordan got beat in the first round of the playoffs several times. Lebron gets to the finals virtually every single year. Lebron has been to the finals 10 of the last 11 years where MJ has only got to the finals 6 times. So lebron goes further, more often.

[@riquetc0060]

@@jeridladson7858 Because he is in the east. It's that simple. He gets to the finals and loses when he finally meets a championship team.

[@nathanmulchandani2869]

@@riquetc0060 how is that any different from when Jordan would lose to championship caliber teams in the first round? Both lost to better teams, but because Lebron just saw them later in the playoffs it’s held against him? Doesn’t make any sense

[@riquetc0060]

@@nathanmulchandani2869 The problem with that logic is that people use that to boost LeBron. A finals appearance looks good on the resume and losing in the first round does not.

[@PharaohYah]

MJ vs LeBron This is a silly debate. Clearly Michael is better. It's not even a close one. But let's go to the facts. Updated after Lebrons 17th season. Michael Jordan has •2 more rings •2 more final mvps •1 more DPOY •1 more season MVP •9 more scoring titles •3 more steals leader •3 more all defensive team selections •4000 more points / bron moved past him in playoff points, but it took him longer lol. •800 more steals •Beat 20 50+ win teams in the playoffs (Lebron only defeated 10) •Jordan never averaged less than 40% Field Goal in the finals Lebron did it twice •6/6 (never allowed a game 7) •Lebron had much more help •Jordan never had a teammate averaged more than 22 points in the finals.. Kyrie averaged over 28 and DWade averaged more than 26 •MJ never ever had a finals meltdown like Lebron in 2011 against the Mavs •MJ had more points in the playoffs in less games.. All of this accomplished in 13 seasons Lebron is in his 17th season still chasing the "ghost that played in Chicago" •Michael Jordan in the playoffs has put up atleast 40ppg, 5rpg, 5apg in 6 different playoff series. Along with an average of about 55% shooting, 3spg and 2bpg. (86 vs bos, 89 vs cavs, 90 vs philly, 92 vs Miami, 93 vs Phoenix, 88 vs cavs) Jordan won every one of those matchups except for the 1986 matchup vs the celtics. •Jordan in 88-89 averaged 32ppg, 8apg, 8rpg, 3spg off 54% shooting. LeBron has never even came close to this stat line. •in 87 thru 92, MJ averaged 5 straight seasons of atleast 51% FG shooting. LeBron has never done this. •the lowest FT% MJ ever shot in a season was 78%. Lebrons highest in a season ever is 78%. •MJ has a higher playoff FG% of 48.7% to Lebrons 48.3% •MJ has a higher playoff player efficiency rating of 28.6 to Lebrons 27.3. •MJ shoots a higher playoff 3 point percentage of 33.2% to Lebrons 32.9% •MJ also shocked the league by being the first (and only) player to have 100 blocks and 200 steals in the same season, then turned around and did it again the next year.. Seriously this list can keep going. This isn't even a debate. Mj is the GOAT. Michael in only ELEVEN complete seasons with the Bulls: -10 STRAIGHT scoring titles, -Won Defensive Player of the Year, -9 times all defensive team, -9time All NBA, -5 league MVPs -6 finals MVPs LBJ missed the playoffs completely in his first 2 years. Jordan didnt with scrubs on his squad. Jordan played 82 games 9 times in his career once at 40. LBJ only played 82 games once. In 89 Jordan won the scoring title all star MVP slam dunk title regular season MVP and Defensive Player of The year something LBJ has never done. Jordan also averaged 41 pts a game for an entire Finals shootimg 50% and won. Something else LBJ never did. All 11 seasons. Mj has done in 11 seasons things Lebron hasn’t done and won’t do in his whole career... And before you criticize me for copy and pasting just know that it doesn’t matter if it’s copied or not, truth is truth. Check Mate.

[@kabirconsiders]

Fully agree with your sentiments mate!

[@PharaohYah]

@@kabirconsiders ✊🏿

[@tggdffddergbb1608]

Thank you this video was the one I was hoping you would make btw the video is fire ❤

[@ramiholmes8393]

I would love to see you react to just lebron James passes. As great as he is at everything I believe his ability to see the space and predict what his teammates and opponents will do is the most impressive element of his game.

[@kabirconsiders]

I'll try to find a good pass compilation!

[@willrobinson4976]

He is 6'9 and I believe he will have get his 5th title this year. Jordan always had a better team around with lots of other great players and a strong bench. Lebron is 35 and I believe he get at least one more ring before he call it quits.

[@kabirconsiders]

5 championships would definitely add more gloss to his legacy

[@badujabar9410]

If GOAT means stats( total points, assists, rebonds) LBJ be at the top or near the top of Mount Rushmore. LBJ is the most physically gifted BB player ever but his gifts been underutilized( on offense & defense) bcs of his passive,timid, nice guy personality. Kobe played every game as the last. Westbrook plays angry, Larry Bird was mean & fearless. MJ played every game like he's saving his life If LBJ had a mentality like any of those guys, he would have 7 rings by now. But he's not that guy & not the GOAT.

[@mattj4362]

@@kabirconsiders also, one of those rings came in a legendary 3-1 comeback against the winningest team of all time in the Warriors for a city that hadn’t got a major sports championship in like 50 years. MJ’s career is goated though for sure but I def prefer Bron.

[@PharaohYah]

Jordan never had a teammate average more than 22. Kyrie Irving 28, Dwayne Wade 26. You stupid kids know nothing.

[@wasteyute2307]

@@PharaohYahand so do you. Jordan never had to vs a 73-9 warriors team. And don’t get me started on gsw with durant. They would’ve swept Jordan and his bulls.

[@CarlosSanchez-lo3et]

Lebron is #1 to me

[@ethanpost9774]

6:05 I immediately put one finger in the air, he's #1 and I don't wanna hear it

[@tracialx]

I'm a lebron fan but the top 3 all time no debate is 1 MJ 2 Bron 3 Kareem

[@Peno547]

One thing I hate is the debate Why can't we just appreciate individual greatness? Why do we have to argue on who's better or whatnot Why can't we enjoy LeBron and Jordan?

[@kabirconsiders]

You make a very valid point. Humans by nature are very tribal

[@adamlaw11]

LeBron is arguably the GOAT. A complete skill set and is one of the most well rounded players along side Magic Johnson. LeBron’s major criticism is that he has 6 championship losses and 4 wins. But on the other side of you look at the some of teams LeBron took to the finals, you have to give him props. LeBron is a pretty much a consensus top 3 player of all time though.

[@kabirconsiders]

Interesting, so its more his body of work that is what lifts him to such status, not just winning?

[@grantdowling8550]

@@kabirconsiders At the end of the day, basketball is still a team sport. No star in the history of the game ever won a championship leading a team on their own without another. Michael Jordan took a while to win his first titles and lost early in the playoffs early in his career. He never won without Scotty Pippen. So that's why people turn to comparing team strength of teams around the star in question that didn't end up winning.

[@User_32]

In my opinion the greatest vertical in nba history has to be Spud Webb. He was only five feet seven inches tall but was an incredible dunker (average height in the NBA is six foot seven). He didn’t have the highest vertical recorded and wasn’t the shortest to play in nba history but man could that guy fly. You should react to him sometime.

[@kabirconsiders]

Holy crap, I have never seen or heard of a 5'7 man dunking before. I've put him on my list!

[@empirejeff]

Good player, up there with Michael Jordan. Watching the playoff runs with Cleveland, he pretty much carried those teams to the finals.

[@empirejeff]

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[@kabirconsiders]

Thats a really good point, it seems LeBron really put teams on his back

[@empirejeff]

K. Irving help him win that one championship. In Miami he got to play with his friends.

[@bigmatthwpo]

You should react to Kobe Bryant carreer highlights.

[@kabirconsiders]

He's on my list!

[@KINGFLEX305]

Hes up there with the greats

[@kabirconsiders]

Agreed, but number 1? I’m not sure

[@KINGFLEX305]

@@kabirconsiders Definitely not #1

[@ResendizCA]

Bill Russell has 11 rings

[@kabirconsiders]

This is why it surprised me that LeBron is considered by some as the GOAT. But I don't know much about basketball so I'm happy to be educated lol

[@darnell-mooney]

@@kabirconsiders Bill Russell played in an era where there were only around 8 NBA teams. he also had multiple other hall of famers on his Celtics teams. it's very hard to compare his level of winning to guys today. Jordan won 6 rings in an era where there were around 30 teams. it's completely different.

[@EchoesofaDistantTime]

Bill Russell also couldn’t really play offense

[@mizzyfit_334]

@@darnell-mooney thank you ppl just say 11 rings and forget the time he played in.

[@ace__23]

Yes I love those two shows first take and skip and Shannon undisputed

[@isaiah1991000]

Top 5 all time player.

[@kabirconsiders]

Agreed, but #1?I’m not sure

[@notixhdz2909]

Goat james #1

[@aidenarriagada3381]

He should react to Donovan Mitchell

[@kabirconsiders]

I'll put him on the list!

[@aidenarriagada3381]

Especially his dunk contest

[@tggdffddergbb1608]

Love the video

[@SirNickyT]

When it's all said and done when LeBron is done the will be the all time leader in almost everything. There's a lot to his game that isn't on the stat sheet too. You should look up stories about how well he knows and studies the game. there's quite a few stories out there that will make you laugh. On multiple occasions he's had to tell the other teams player the play they're running and what they're supposed to be doing lol.

[@kabirconsiders]

Yeah he’s been an excellent player, definitely top 3 in history

[@sammurphy3343]

People measure height wrong in either direction but he is either 6'7 or 6'8"

[@flight_knight_]

Lebron is number 1

[@Azraeluchiha999]

Russell Westbrook's vertical is 35-40 inches Lebron's vertical is 42-44 Michael Jordan's is 42 Kobe Bryant's Vertical is 38 inches

[@kabirconsiders]

Lebron has a crazy vert for such a big man

[@zaveionhallcham5482]

Bro Jordan’s vertical is like 48

[@sharrieffmuhammad9227]

Lebron vertical is probably 45 inches they always say 40+ inches

[@kabirconsiders]

Crazy hops!

[@fatalzerkzz7925]

I consider him the goat his path to each of those rings all are pretty great in their own. Cleveland (his hometown team) wouldn’t build around him so he wasted a lot of good years with them and went to miami and got 2 rings then came back and won one of the best finals i’ve ever seen.

[@sammurphy3343]

Everyone in the NBA is usually bigger and stronger than regular people anyway, but it's well known that even NBA players will not challenge James in a open court dunk. He would likely break people's bones if they did.

[@mikehunt368]

LeGOAT 🐐 he may be the only player that the nba won’t invite to the dunk contest because it’d be no fair lmao the championship argument makes no sense lol bill russell won 11 championships in 13 years and no one puts him #1 🤷🏻‍♂️ championships are a TEAM thing.

[@nycchris4098]

Lebron does only have 4 championships but he's still an active player vs other players who retired a while ago

[@kabirconsiders]

If Lebron can win two more he deffo takes the crown in my opinion

[@nycchris4098]

@@kabirconsiders another thing about lebron you should know. he has actually been to the nba finals 10 times and only one 4. in my opinion it is because of the teams he has faced that are better than his or his teamtes being terrible. he did choke in 2011 tho

[@nycchris4098]

@@kabirconsiders the reason jordan never lost a finals is because he could not carry a bad team to the finals like lebron but instead lost before the finals

[@ronharris8669]

He is the best All around player ever and still behind MJ and he is 2nd overall and MJ was built different.

[@ramiholmes8393]

I personally think MJ is the greatest but Lebron is the most valuable. When Lebron left the cavs they went from a top team in the east to one of the worst teams in the whole league. Meanwhile the year after Jordan left the bulls to play baseball they were still the 3rd best team in the east without him.

[@ronharris8669]

@@ramiholmes8393 but also it’s a different era and valuable is a strong word to use. I think LBJ is the most talented, but I think most will trust MJ to lead your team and people keep forgetting LBJ lost to Dirk and he didn’t show up for the series and people are giving him a pass.

[@willrobinson4976]

Hey Kabir please check this video out, The Flyover: America's Greatest Pregame Tradition NFL Films. It's only 5:44 long. I don't want to say too much, but it's something you probably never heard of or was aware of.

[@kabirconsiders]

I keep meaning to do this one but I keep forgetting, It'll be my next NFL vid I promise!

[@helgar791]

@@kabirconsiders Absolutely the Flyover. I was going to recommend it this time. Next please.

[@empirejeff]

Sometimes he does most of the work. It wins games, through not the most exciting team work ever.

[@empirejeff]

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[@pokermaster4188]

Lebron has the most wins in playoff history, he went to 8 straight finals

[@SteveosSoccerOdyssey]

You should do a reaction video to Zion Williamson. If you think Lebron's athleticism is crazy for his size you'll really be freaked out by Mount Zion! :)

[@kabirconsiders]

I’ve heard about him, he’s massive right? I’ll put him on my list!

[@sammurphy3343]

You can also hear experts say certain legends today wouldn't have as much success in the past and vice versa due to how the game changes. Lebron would be lebron a period.

[@aleciler1653]

Lebron 1 or 2 all time depending on who you ask. Greatest individual talent ever across any sport.

[@kabirconsiders]

Across ANY sport?? That my friend is a booooold statement lol

[@aleciler1653]

@@kabirconsiders I haven’t seen anyone as fast and agile at 6’9 250 as him. He could play anything and be good

[@darnell-mooney]

@@kabirconsiders he's 6'8, 260 pounds, one of the fastest and most explosive players in history regardless of size, and one of the most skilled players regardless of size. he's one of the greatest individual athletes in history in any sport for sure. i believe the greatest NBA players, especially guys around 6'4 to 6'9, are the most amazing athletes in the world. there's no other sport where you get this combination of size, overall athleticism, and most importantly skill (hand-eye coordination)

[@tw2155]

Yo Kabir, check out Vince Carter. Half man Half amazing. Also put on your list. Most humiliating dunks.

[@YouTubeLowkey]

"BLOCK BY JAMES"

[@blazeofglory6721]

Lebron is the all around best basketball player ever. he only has 4 rings but dragged a team of college level players to the finals a few times

[@ronluk76]

Please react to NBA legend Tim Hardaway. He was the king of the crossover before A.I. and Kyrie!

[@kabirconsiders]

I've added him to my list!

[@gpat1232]

Lebron da goat

[@Darmesis]

In my mind, if you put Lebron on the Bulls they _may_ have won those six titles, but no more. I think if you put Jordon on the Lebron teams, he may have won more than what was won. Jordan was a bit more relentless, IMHO.

[@kabirconsiders]

From what I've heard and seen I would fully agree with you. Jordan seems more clutch and reliable

[@Darmesis]

@@kabirconsiders , I didn’t watch the Jordon documentary (I’m a Pistons fan 😉), but as you saw, he likely had a _bit_ more of the killer instinct and B-ball focus. LeBron has his Hollywood and SJW aspirations, Jordan likes to gamble and has admitted something to the effect of “I don’t have a gambling problem - I have a competition problem.” P.S. Did you know there was a “Kabir” in the NFL? Well, he’s “Kabeer” - Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila who played for Green Bay and was their all-time sack leader. His bro, Akbar, was also in the NFL and is now a sport commentator (including _American Ninja Warrior_). Maybe y’all are similar ethnicity, maybe not (your name seems more of a Hindi spelling, but what do I know?): He’s a Nigerian-descended bloke raised Muslim, but now a fiery, controversial, fringe-Christian preacher in Green Bay who maybe could be described as a Christian “Malcom X - type.” Interesting dude, but maybe a bit of a nutter. 😜 Seeya next vid! 👍

[@kabirconsiders]

@@Darmesis Wow thats a cool peice of trivia! My name is pretty uncommon so its fun hearing about other people that share it

[@leslieg.9213]

Theeeee G.O.A.T.

[@tggdffddergbb1608]

Can you do a reaction to ja morant

[@jeffyoungblood4978]

Larry Bird would have this guy on the bench with his head in his hands crying.

[@kabirconsiders]

Lol I take it you don't rate LeBron?

[@sirwadsontoast5928]

You're crazy.

[@coldwolf7014]

Larry bird played in an era that was far slower and he with a few others were shooting little to no 3s 😭😂

[@tggdffddergbb1608]

Aslo most people consider lebron the second best of all time no question if you say he's the best I just don't agree mj was a better winner and he had a more consistent fire power about him but with lebron you can play off him a little but you CAN'T LAY off MJ so in opinion Micheal Jordan is the best period

[@EnjoyerOfWater]

if you wanna know why he's considered the goat react to the video Making the Case - LeBron James

[@kabirconsiders]

I'll check it out!

[@staciemohler4624]

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[@sirwadsontoast5928]

He is the 🐐 of basketball. Don't let anyone tell you any different.

[@sammurphy3343]

Idk if any concrete info says who has the best vertical, but lebron could block yao ming who is 7'6"

[@nikofalcone]

Jordan ran a 4.3 - 40 and had a 46 in vertical

[@kabirconsiders]

Incredible stats

[@JunKim1983]

MJ is GOAT

[@helgar791]

Anyone who thinks LeBron is the GOAT never saw MJ play. Period. MJ shares the record for all defensive first team at nine. LeBron, only five. MJ was the more complete and more athletic offensive player. He was a better outside shooter, a better dunker, her was faster endline to endline, was a better clutch shooter, and had a better vertical. LeBron has been to the NBA finals 10 times with 4 rings. Every time MJ went to the NBA finals, which was 6 times, he won, and won convincingly. Michael won the MVP 6 times, LeBron, 4 times. Now, LeBron took some poor teams to the finals. But he also lost with some very good teams, and against the Mavs in 2011 LeBron tanked...and that Heat team was really good. The Heat should have won. Jordan always showed up and his team never tanked because of him. When it comes to off the court and the social justice cause in America LeBron is FAR more socially conscious and does FAR more for his people. Now I'm a long time Knick fan and during his career I hated the Bulls. But I can't deny greatness. MJ was the GOAT and it's not close.

[@kabirconsiders]

I fully agree with this. MJ just seems to be in.a league of his own. 6 NBA Finals, 6 Championships. Flawless!

[@a00141799]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 LeBron is no doubt among the best athletes at 6'8 that has every played in the NBA. And among its most skilled also. The NBA has had its share of exceptional players but NONE combined the both athletic ability, size, and skill that matches LeBron. The biggest difference in how LeBron is judged lies in the differences in attitudes toward the sport in this modern era vs the old school NBA of the 70's thru 90's. In todays NBA the ALL of the players make MILLIONS $$ and are well known. They contribute to main stream pop culture thru fashion, music, gaming, politics, social media etc...just to name a few, and are celebrities in their own right. Also, today's players are likely to be friends with their opponents which is a clear departure from the old school NBA where the players and fans lived solely to punish and humiliate their rivals. Old school player like Jordan, Larry Bird, Magic, Dennis Rodman etc... played a rougher, more brutal brand of basketball. I was war out there, and these guys are truly massive. Today's top players are seen as assets that need to exploited but protected. A serious knee injury or Achilles tendon injury can cost a player 100's of millions of dollars in endorsements and contract value. As evidence by LeBron's 77M followers on Instagram that earn him addition millions from sponsors. The League today is more of a global game and BIG business. The players are a commodity and their brand as individuals has tremendous value the NBA. For example, a foreign NBA player like Luka Doncic who has become a star in the NBA is going to generated millions of $$ of new business back in his home country of Slovenia and probably all over Europe. The same is true for the Greek freak, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Serbian, Nicola Jockic, Frenchman Tony Parker. and Rudy Gobert and so on. The NBA has become masters at marketing its players and growing the leagues popularity around the world. (Especially in China) I can't wait until some British guy becomes a star in the NBA, MLB or NFL. These sports are already gaining a foothold over in the UK since Brits and Americans are such natural allies through our shared language, values and history. With your recent departure from the EU, the UK is seeking a sweetheart trade deal with US, which will ultimately mean a greater exchange of cultures between our two countries. Don't be surprised when you see a lot more American products, brands and franchises wash up on your shores. I can honestly state as fact the the Premier League is MASSIVELY popular out here on the west coast. (The Liverpool F.C. and its stadium is owned by the Fenway Sports Group which is an American company based in Boston) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fenway_Sports_Group The ties between our two countries are endless.

[@tggdffddergbb1608]

Can you do a Pascal siakam reaction please much love

[@tankblack6758]

Explosive? You want Dominique Wilkens... He and Jordan would do battle in the 80's....

[@tggdffddergbb1608]

Much love can you react to Dwyane wade

[@kabirconsiders]

I've put all your suggestions on my list!

[@rjgraddy11]

You started the wrong debate bruh. Basketball debates are so toxic lol! But with the championships it’s worth noting the circumstances. His 1st wasn’t really fair considering he carried a scrub team. His 2nd loss was fair since he got posted up by 5’10 JJ Barea. Also Dirk went God Mode (btw you should react to him). And 3 losses were to the warriors where 2 of them were unbeatable

[@kabirconsiders]

I love instigating lol, thanks for providing the context! Okay let me ask you this. If you were starting a franchise from scratch and you could pick any player past or present, who would you go for?

[@rjgraddy11]

@@kabirconsiders depends on what rules you’re playing by. I’m biased but if we’re talking about someone in their prime and in modern NBA I’m going with Curry. His gravity is a black hole. If we’re talking about old school I’m going with Shaq or Lebron. Shaq when he resided to be serious because he’s an unstoppable unit I’ve ever seen. Lebron because he can play 4 positions and guard all 5 positions

[@jadanthompson5534]

Lebron is in top 5 of all time and he has 4 rings but he’s been to the finals 10 times makes him great. He went to the finals a consecutive 8 years in a row. To me he’s an overall better player then Jordan but can’t compare how great they are two different styles they play and eras they were in. But he’s no doubt in the top 5 best to ever play.

[@kabirconsiders]

Interesting, thanks for the info. If you were starting a brand new franchise and you could pick any player past or present as your first pick, who would you go for?

[@OdieSalmon]

The thing about LeBron going to the finals those 8 consecutive years is that he was coming out of the Eastern conference. In the NBA the 30 teams are split into eastern and western conferences. The winner of each conferences playoffs play each other in the finals. The NBA’s eastern conference - where LeBron spent his entire career before joining the Lakers two years ago - has been notably weaker and less competitive than the western conference for about 20 years now. Almost every year this is the case. It is very unlikely that LeBron would have went to 8 consecutive finals had he been playing in the western conference.

[@jadanthompson5534]

I would go with Jordan because who doesn’t look up to Jordan

[@jadanthompson5534]

@@OdieSalmon you’re right but wrong East was not as weak as you’re trying to make it seem. I would probably say his last 3 years the East was very weak. If he played for the west he would have still no doubt made it to the finals probably would have won more to cause teams would do whatever and gave james whatever to succeed cause on a team with lebron you’re have a very high chance of playing in the finals

[@kabirconsiders]

@@OdieSalmon This is a very important point that hasn't really been mentioned. Not to say that it tarnishes LeBrons legacy at all, but its still an important point.

[@matthewzhu3246]

I saw another comment but you should definitely react to Making the Case Lebron to really see why he's arguably the goat

[@kabirconsiders]

Its on my list!

[@tggdffddergbb1608]

Can you react to spud web please

[@areguapiri]

For some reason people don't want to give LeBron the accolades that he deserves. There has never been a player with as much all-around talent as LeBron. No player has ever taken his team to 8 consecutive championship (10 overall)! And many of the teams he played on were very weak. Michael Jordan never won anything until he played with another Hall of Famer--- Scottie Pippen. LeBron can play and dominate every position.

[@kabirconsiders]

You make a lot of good points. I think a lot of the criticism around Lebron is a lot of the finals he lost in

[@areguapiri]

@@kabirconsiders ...Yes. But look at his teams for most of those years. Only a player like Lebron could have taken them to the finals. They had no chance of winning.

[@dirtyjerde13]

"only 4 championships" smh

[@kabirconsiders]

Yeah 4 is a good number to be honest 😂

[@squiz4465]

Lebron is the second best player of all time behind Jordan. Not even really debatable. Anyone who disagrees is just a hater or has no idea what they’re on about

[@leul11]

Lebron is arguable the Goat. I think jordan had a more story book career. with 6 finals thing. but you also gotta understand it's a team sport. jordan had better teams than the opponents he faced in the finals. lebron was taking scrubs to the finals. some of the teams he dragged to the finals dont even belong in the playoffs. he was putting up 35 points per game triple doubles and it just wasn't enough. so its unfair to fault him for that. but if you are talking just pure basketball, noone is a more complete and better than this guy. he can literally do anything. but yes it's kareem, jordan and lebron at the very top. put them in any order, i am fine with it.

[@kabirconsiders]

I dont know.. can you be a GOAT of any sport if your finals record is 4-6? Jordan never lost

[@leul11]

@@kabirconsiders Jordan was 1-8 in the playoffs before he got pippen. Jordan lost before the finals when he didn't have the best team. lebron took horrible teams to the finals. idk how losing in the finals is worse than losing before the finals. but yeah like i said lebron and Mj are on the top. you can switch em up based of your preference.

[@bodaggit7991]

I’m going to Kanye myself in and say Kobe Bryant was one of the greatest NBA player’s of all time. Better than LeBron James and Shaq. 1. Michael Jordan 2. Kobe Bryant 3. Magic Johnson

[@anxiety1018]

Honestly kobe was an inefficient, horrible in the clutch according to the stats and the only really why he is sometimes ranked over lebron because he plays like Jordan

[@bodaggit7991]

@@anxiety1018 that’s your view and that’s cool.

[@dontaviouspayne201]

Bron is the goat 👑🐐

[@kabirconsiders]

I dont know bro... MJ was just so clutch!

[@Vadershake]

Most skills in 1 package but also a major cry baby...he's a top 6 or 7 player all time but plays in an era with very little defense compared to much more physical game of the 90's and earlier.

[@kabirconsiders]

Very interesting, its always hard to compare players of different eras

[@coreyrees840]

Jordan’s the GOAT, Lebron is top 3-5

[@mikehunt368]

watch the sport sometime lol

[@coreyrees840]

@@mikehunt368 why because I’m not some ridiculous kid who thinks Lebron is the GOAT?

[@carterloop5727]

He’s had 16 years of dominance and has faced more competition in the finals

[@coreyrees840]

@@carterloop5727 and yet he’s STILL chasing Jordan who did more in FAR less time in the league. And to suggest Lebron faced tougher competition in the finals is moronic

[@darkwingduck315]

The music is perfect for the video highlights. Skip is a hater when it comes to lebron. ps- Jordan didnt get pass the 1st round of the playoffs until scottie pippen and phil jackson joined him. Every year he got his ass knocked out. And here is something skip never mentions... did you know Jordan, pippen and the bulls got knocked out in the 1st round i think it was by shaq and the expansion Orlando Magic at the time.

[@ChocoAfriman]

he definitely more complete bro bron is the GOAT

[@cherb23]

Jordan was great in the 1980's but lebron is on a higher level for sure.

[@kabirconsiders]

Who do you think has had more help, Lebron or Michael?

[@cherb23]

they both had some great teammates

[@tankblack6758]

You need some Giannis...

[@kabirconsiders]

I think Giannis might be my next reaction, a lot of people mention him

[@vigneshakkina211]

Lebrons path were harder. He played the stacked warriors and spurs. Jordan didn’t play teams like them

[@kabirconsiders]

Thats a good point

[@LTAPROD]

lebron isn’t really a big man lol

[@kevins1718]

No way the most complete player ever lol and not the GOAT. If you really dig deep into his career you will see.

[@ShubhamPatel-nf8fn]

Not the goat, but he’s definitlely up there.

[@terrywalter6404]

GOAT james fa show