LeBron James’ sons Bronny and Bryce James have touted prospects to inherit their father’s glorious basketball legacy. Both the sons are immensely talented in playing the sport, having made their mark in high-school basketball. However, fans debated their height difference again after the young James brothers made their ESPY Awards appearance.

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While Bronny is officially listed as 6’3″ in height, no official data is backing Bryce’s. Although some sources list him as 6’5″ in height, the issue has remained quite a heated debate topic among LeBron’s fans and basketball enthusiasts. Some even believe Bryce will grow taller than Bronny and LeBron James when he joins college.

Fans debate about LeBron James’ sons’ height differences after their appearance at the ESPY Awards

LeBron James, his children, and his wife, Savannah James, were at the ESPY Awards, held on 12 June 2023. When the family was present on the stage together, Bryce looked taller despite appearing to be slouching. However, in a GQ post he shared on his Instagram story, Bryce appeared slightly shorter or perhaps the same height as Bronny.

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The fans on Twitter are engaging in a heated debate and discussion on whether Bryce and Bronny will surpass LeBron James in height. One comment says Bronny would be the same height as Dwyane Wade, while Bryce will grow as tall as Jayson Tatum.

Another user claims that Bryce is going to be ‘the grown man’ in the James household and has the potential to dominate in the NBA.

This Twitter user believes that Bryce and Bronny will grow up to be around 6’9″ and 6’11” in the coming years.

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Bryce has just turned 16 and has newly joined Campbell Hall after leaving Sierra Canyon. In the debut for his new team, the youngest James, had enthralled all fans and parents present during the game. Bryce is turning heads with his performance and is expected to be even better than LeBron James and Bronny when he starts playing professionally.

Bryce Maximus is expected to be a better prospect than LBJ

Bronny has drawn the limelight among LeBron’s two sons for being a top prospect in the 2024 NBA draft. At the age of 10, Bronny started drawing offers from several top universities, such as Duke and Kentucky. However, analyst Brian Windhorst considers LeBron’s younger son Bryce Maximus a better prospect than Bronny.

Bryce’s stats at Sierra Canyon might not be the best indicator for judging his caliber in basketball. One of his best performances came during MLK day when he posted 21 points for his team. As per Windhorst, it seems like Bryce has inherited the better basketball genes from his father. Nevertheless, both the James brothers are expected to be top prospects of their draft class once they reach their eligibility for the NBA.

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