LeBron James

No, LeBron James is not of Jamaican descent. He was born in Akron, Ohio, and is of African American heritage. His family background does not include Jamaican roots. However, he has expressed admiration for Jamaican culture and athletes.

LeBron James did not invent any specific products or technologies, but he has significantly contributed to the world of sports through his innovative approach to basketball, training, and athlete branding. He has also been instrumental in popularizing initiatives like the "I PROMISE School" in Akron, Ohio, which focuses on education and community support. Additionally, his influence in media and entertainment has led to various successful projects, showcasing his ability to innovate beyond the court.

LeBron James attended Riedinger Middle School in Akron, Ohio from 1996 to 1999. He later transferred to St. Vincent-St. Mary High School in Akron, where he gained national attention for his basketball skills. This middle school experience played a significant role in his development as a basketball player and eventual NBA superstar.

Bryant's SAT score of 1080 would have ensured his basketball scholarship to various top-tier colleges.

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Oh, dude, LeBron James' son's name is LeBron James Jr. Yeah, they really got creative with that one. Like, why mess with a good thing, right? Just slap a Jr. on there and call it a day.

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LeBron James' zip code cannot be determined as he is a public figure and his personal address information is not publicly disclosed for privacy and security reasons. Zip codes are specific to individual addresses and are used for mail delivery purposes, so without knowing his exact address, it is not possible to provide his zip code.

Yes LeBron James is left handed (writing) but not shooting or laying up. when he autographs stuff he signs with his left hand but and NOT with his right

Gary Williams is definately the natural father of Lebron James. I remember back in the 80s Gary, aka Groovey used to travel to Cleveland and back frequently. Groovey is a very decent, nice looking young man, makes and Ernest living, a stand up citizen and father to his boys.

He loves family, working out, staying fit, and traveling.

It is unfortunate that Lebron's mother refuses to be forthcoming, depriving a young man of his father, and father of his son.

I submit to all parties involved, for whatwver it is worth that Mr. Williams wants nothing other than to talk to his son and to meet his family here in Erie, Pa. Even if its just for a moment. He doesn't want money, he has that, he doesn't want fame, he hasn't earned, altgough some might beg to differ, now a days money and fame isn't what it appears to be. Although he is extremely proud of Mr. L. James for what he has done for himself. He made it. That is his hard wiork and worth. Again, he just wants to get a sit down with his eldest child for time, it may be the only time considering how short and fragile life is.

Peace!

Cathy

About 8 to 10 minutes a game. Less if the game is close. He's a very strong 6'8" with fast-twitch muscle and off-the charts coordination, agility, acceleration, and soft hands ...that's all that really matters. I'm fairly certain any weight training he's doing is focussed on endurance and explosiveness rather than maxing.

LeBron James has not submitted any official IQ test results. However, his grades in school suggest that he was in the normal average range of student IQs (95 to 110).

There are 900,000 2003-04 Lebron James Rookie (S.I.) Sports Illustrated for kids in population. Not sure exact Gai population # amount but at least 550-gai 9.5 exist. 690-PSA 9's and only 611-BGS 9.5 as of December 2012. In psa 10-58 exist #I own 9 currently Psa 10. In bgs 10-8 exist. There have been 1,694 psa card graded psa 1-10 & updated on July 31, 2013.

around $600 to $1500

There is no specific answer for this question - it depends on the the the player, the condition, and the current going rate for that specific player. There are books out there that can tell you the going rate for your card(s) or you can take it to collectors to get an idea-never sell or buy a card without doing research on it.

Lbj6KingOfBball

hello, im lebron james and i do have a skype but im not tellin noone my skype name

7 years

James Shields plays for the Kansas City Royals.

Akron, OH

just American

During his career it was David Falk.

www.countdown2lebron.com is able to contact him

Most of them are not proud of his decision, some were shown burning his jersey to show how disappointed they were.