![Christian Jones, a basketball player for Bishop Montgomery High School, was ice-cold (in a good way) when he squared off against Bronny James (LeBron's son) and Sierra Canyon, hitting a game-winning three-point shot for the playoff victory. [TikTok/Screenshot/Public — whoischristian03]](https://images.dailycaller.com/image/width=960,height=411,fit=cover,f=auto/https://cdn01.dailycaller.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/FpLdq5UWAAIeILK-e1676675234451.jpeg "Christian Jones, a basketball player for Bishop Montgomery High School, was ice-cold (in a good way) when he squared off against Bronny James (LeBron's son) and Sierra Canyon, hitting a game-winning three-point shot for the playoff victory. [TikTok/Screenshot/Public — whoischristian03]")
Absolutely cold-blooded.
Christian Jones, a basketball player for Bishop Montgomery High School, was ice-cold (in a good way) when he squared off against Bronny James (LeBron’s son) and Sierra Canyon, hitting a game-winning three-point shot for the playoff victory.
After hitting the shot for the 51-49 win, he then pulls off the most cold-blooded taunt in the way of Bronny’s daddy, LeBron, pointing and chirping at him while he was in the crowd — and the so-called king’s response?
He had no choice but to simply acknowledge Jones like every city has no choice when Roman Reigns is in town.
An outright mother(bleeping) cold-blooded legend!
@whoischristian03 never gon forget this #ipointedatLebron #fyp #foryou #viral #him ♬ Superhero (Heroes & Villains) – Instrumental – Metro Boomin
Cold-blooded! Cold-blooded! Cold-blooded! I can’t stop saying it.
It’s like that skit from “Chappelle’s Show”:
I’ll be honest, there are times when I want to like LeBron James. I appreciate his game, his branding and business moves (for the most part), how he can make fun of himself and partake in the funny. I can even get over some of his cringeworthy behavior that he does because he clearly wants people to like him.
But man … I can’t let go of him leaving my Miami Heat. I can’t let go of him taking away all that glory from the 305.
As a Miami Heat fan, I’m sure you can understand how glorious it truly was — four straight trips to the NBA Finals and two championships in that time will have your ass spoiled. (RELATED: REPORT: Russell Westbrook Considering Heat, Clippers, Bulls, Wizards To Potentially Sign With After Jazz Buyout)
Damn, I miss this shit. It was like one big party that lasted for four years:
Just come back to South Beach, LeBron, so I can stop hatin’ on your ass.