LeBron James of the Los Angeles Lakers couldn’t help but reflect on the time he saw Stephen Curry lead Davidson to the Elite 8 of the NCAA Tournament while watching March Madness in college basketball.
In the 15th year anniversary of the Davidson-Wisconsin game, during which Curry erupted for 33 points to propel the Wildcats to the next round, LeBron once again opened up why he chose to watch the contest. While re-sharing an Instagram post commemorating the epic day that introduced Curry to the national consciousness (or at least bring it to another level), James said that he “knew he was special.”
It was undoubtedly a day to remember for Stephen Curry and Davidson, and clearly, the same goes for LeBron James as well.
Little did LeBron know at the time, however, that Curry would be one of the biggest thorns on his side in his quest to win multiple championships.
Despite that, though, James obviously has nothing but respect for Curry and the work he put in to reach the level that he is on today. As LeBron said, he knew he was more than capable of doing it.
It is not the first time James has said the same thing about Curry and his epic Davidson performance. Back in 2019, James explained that he really wanted to see Curry up close and personal, which is why he watched the Sweet 16 showdown between the Wildcats and the Badges. Sure enough, he didn’t regret it.
Wasn’t some kid to me! I knew he was SPECIAL that’s why I went to see it up close and personal! https://t.co/x5NPFuC5KN
— LeBron James (@KingJames) December 18, 2019
Fans just got to love how LeBron’s respect for Curry has evolved over the years.
Source: https:/clutchpoints.com
