LeBron James shares proud father moments from son Bronny's remarkable Summer League dunk with Los Angeles Lakers

NBA icon LeBron James is currently living his proud dad moment. With his eldest son, Bronny James, taking the lead with the Los Angeles Lakers ’during the ongoing Summer League, the Miami Heat witnessed the much-needed athletic spirit in LeBron James Jr. Like his popular dad, Bronny James demonstrated his spellbinding dunking skills while taking the ball from Heat’s star Kasparas Jakucionis. LeBron James shared Bronny James’ moments from the face-off between the Lakers and Miami Heat. LeBron James’ 20-year-old son, Bronny James, is radiating his aura in the basketball stadium. During the recent Summer League game against the Miami Heat, Bronny James displayed his terrific dunking prowess and dominated over the Heat, just like his dad, LeBron James. Bronny has improved his skills, which was quite evident against the Miami Heat. 27 seconds into the game, he went on to steal the ball from Miami Heat’ Kasparas Jakucionis, leading to a much-needed break. LeBron James reshared a few moments from Bronny’s game on his Instagram story.Despite an attempt by the Heats’ Bryson Warren, Bronny dominated them with his dunking moves. The young Lakers star executed an impressive tomahawk dunk, taking the NBA fans down memory lane with his legendary dad’s iconic dunking skills. During an interview with ESPN, LeBron James opened up on his signature moves. He said-"I don't know because it's not like I have a signature one-legged Dirk fadeaway, or a patented Michael Jordan fadeaway, or a Kareem skyhook, or a Dream Shake. I've been able to do things that just are not a signature. I think the only signature thing that people always talk about is my signature tomahawk dunk in transition.”He further mentioned—“People always kind of talk about that being the signature. Even one of my teammates now, Lonnie Walker, always talks about the LeBron signature tomahawk dunk, and that's been pretty cool. And that came out of nowhere too. My brother Brandon Weems, who's now in the front office with the Cavs, got a steal vs. Oak Hill my senior year and threw it to me, and on national television I was just living in the moment, and it became a signature of mine."As a 20-year-old, Bronny James has big shoes to fill. The expectations of the NBA world and the comparison with his father will surely never make his game easier. Also Read: “I’ve got to be a defensive menace- LeBron James’ son Bronny James gives an honest take on his rookie year with Los Angeles Lakers