Rumors about LeBron James' retirement have grown louder in recent months. With 22 straight seasons in the NBA, the Lakers forward has become a symbol of longevity, excellence, and

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On an episode of the "Mind the Game" podcast, LeBron James revealed the toughest defender he has ever played against.

The Los Angeles Lakers star had just completed his first year in the NBA when he took part on the Athens Olympics in 2004, watching the men's team lose three games and leave with only a bronze medal. James led the "Redeem Team" that won gold in 2008, then took home gold again in 2012 and 2024.

While Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James knows the end of his legendary NBA career is drawing nearer, he's thankful he isn't feeling any outside pressure to retire.

Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James revealed the toughest defender he’s faced in his legendary NBA career.

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