Lebron James, one of the greatest and most exceptional NBA players who attained the majority of the accomplishments and trophies necessary to be admitted into the Temple of Legends, turns 39 today, December 30.

Lebron James will eventually retire and formally join the ranks of American professional basketball heroes, according to a statement made by one of the finest journalists who covers the NBA, Russ Benston. “It turns out, Lebron will have time like any other name, and he will retire sooner than we want.” On December 30, 2014, the day of his 30th birthday, this moment was posted. by James.

Nine years ago, everyone was speculating that James would soon retire, but none would have predicted that after he turned thirty, his “maturity” would actually show. Throughout the Hall of Fame, he scored more points in a season with average scoring than both Tim Hardaway and Sam Jones combined.

Not to mention 4,600 rebounds, 4,600 assists, 400 blocks, and approximately 750 steals—accounts that can be considered almost “unprecedented.” In addition, LeBron James has nine NBA votes, five NBA Final appearances, two NBA championships, two Final MVP honors, and nine NBA votes overall.

Even after nine years, James remains a tenacious and passionate player each time he steps onto the pitch. As of right now, this individual leads all NBA players in points scored. The superstar, who was born in 1984, is among the all-time greats in assists and steals, ranking in the top 10. James has the right to be proud of his accomplishments because he is still playing on the field conscientiously and winning individual and team championships at the age of 39.

Lebron is still performing like a top-10 player over halfway through his 21st season, averaging over 25 points, 7 rebounds, and 7 assists per outing. These figures demonstrate that there is no dispute over who the best basketball player of all time is.