LeBron James labels Lionel Messi as the ‘GOAT’ after clinching first ever World Cup
LeBron James and Lionel Messi
After a nail-biting thriller from last night’s FIFA world-cup final, many celebrities took to social media to express their awe and shock for the Lionel Messi led-Argentina as they won the world cup after 36 years ending their draught last night. Joining the celebrities was Lakers’ star LeBron James who dubbed Messi as the “GOAT” and even commended French superstar Kylian Mbappe for his hat-trick that sent the game into penalties. While Argentina dominated the game for most of the game, 2 back-to-back braces from Mbappe in the 80th and the 81st minute sent the game into extra time.
LeBron James on his Twitter handle heaped words of praise on the 2 players who gave their best to win the game for their nation. In addition to his two goals in Argentina’s victory, Lionel Messi also made his shootout attempt, capping off an outstanding display. Messi finished up his brilliant career with a bang by winning his first World Cup. After the thrilling game, there was a lot of chatter about the GOAT on Twitter, and LeBron James added to the conversation with a tweet.
Of course, Messi’s professional career is far from over. He keeps proving that he still has a lot left to give, therefore his time with Argentina won’t be his last. He said that he intends to continue playing for the national team following the World Cup victory. As for Kylian Mbappe, he showed his true class in the game last night which earned him the golden-boot, Messi bagged the golden-globe for his performance.
With Anthony Davis out, all hopes rest on LeBron James’ shoulders
After it was revealed on Sunday that Anthony Davis would miss at least one month with a right foot injury, the Lakers’ season might be in serious jeopardy. Their 8-time All-Star has seriously dealt with the issue of ‘durability,’ on the same note, Davis had to leave Friday’s game against the Denver Nuggets. According to the most recent sources, he was initially evaluated on Saturday and declared unfit for Sunday’s game due to “right foot pain.”
He was scheduled to undergo another evaluation on Sunday. For the Lakers, who were riding Anthony Davis as he played some of the finest basketball of his career, it is a crushing blow. Davis averages 27.4 points, 12.1 rebounds, and 2.1 blocks per game this year. It will now be extremely difficult for the Lakers to be competitive this season.
Even with Davis playing well and in good condition, they still had problems with it. The Lakers’ situation will become extremely, extremely, dangerous with him out.
It will be even more crucial to build on Thomas Bryant’s recent outstanding performance. Damian Jones, who has been sitting on the sidelines, might get more playing time soon. The upcoming recovery of Wenyen Gabriel will also be crucial. LeBron James will probably play at center more often this season as well. All of those, however, are insufficient remedies for the issue.
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Abhivyakt Sharma
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