‘He’s Gonna Be Real Upset’: LeBron James Mocks Relentless Internet Troll Claiming His Career ‘Won’t Go On for Much Longer’ Amid Retirement Rumors

LeBron James turned 40 weeks ago, and as the oldest active basketball player in the NBA, he’s not sparing anyone. Throughout his 22 seasons in the league, the 20-time All-Star has been intensely scrutinized on and off the court. So much so that one dedicated LeBron hater on X has spent the past decade trolling the Los Angeles Lakers forward over his age.& James took the social media jab in stride when he addressed the X user for the first time on Jason and Travis Kelce’s weekly “New Heights” podcast. LeBron James hits back at Internet troll who has been mocking his age for over a decade. (Photo: Alex Goodlett/Getty Images) “Have you seen this tweet from 2015?” Jason asked the fellow Ohio native during the interview. The retired NFL star then read the tweet from May 2015 which stated, “Lebron is 30, this f—ery won’t go on for much longer, thank god.” After all three men broke out in laughter, James responded, “Yes, I saw that tweet throughout all my 30s, and I laughed at it so hard.” The 4-time NBA champion continued, “When I turned 40, the same f—ing guy said, ‘Lebron turned 40, this f—ery won’t go...