NBA Legends on The Day Lebron James Ruthlessly DESTROYED The Boston Celtics - Full STORY.

No NBA player had the amount of pressure Lebron did that night, and he answered spectacularly. For that reason I think it's one of the top 3 playoff performances of all time.

It always killed me how KG and the celtics get so mad at Lebron and the heat for being a super team......when the celtics were a super team.

“WE didn’t think HE could beat all of us”. That statement alone explains the amount of weight placed on one man. The celtics talked an amazing game, but they’re whole organizations goal was to stop one man, just one, and they’ll tell you they never feared him.

I used to hate Lebron so much when I was younger. Especially as a Mavs fan. But now that I’m older he’s quickly become one of my favorites. Mostly because of what Udonis said. Dude deals with so much unnecessary bullshit and keeps his head on straight and remains humble. Such a good dude

Man Lebron has given some of the most memorable playoff experiences in my lifetime. Game 6 in Boston is one of the greatest games ever. The world was against Lebron at this point, elimination game after choking against the Mavs. So much at stake. Im just glad I was a fan over his career and not a hater. I truly appreciate greatness

People forget just how vicious the media went at Bron in the days between game 5 and 6. One of the greatest performances you’ll ever see with that kind of pressure

To this day I think KG saying "we didn't think he could beat all five of us" is so wild. How you gonna say you broke him and then say it took 5 of you. Same with the warriors needing KD it took 4 hof guys same with the spurs it took 4 hof guys. Just a testament to his greatness.

Clevelander here. I have watched LeBron since his HS days at St. Vinvent St. Mary’s. I have been a fan ever since. I watched every game of his in Miami that I could. I never understood the hate that he received when he left CLE. I was thrilled when he came back and I watch him to this day. Even in HS, he shared the ball with his teammates, he made everybody better. He was unselfish in his play, and just wanted to win. I will never forget his 4th season against Detroit and in the 4th quarter it was LeBron against Detroit…five against 1, and he was unstoppable. We will never see another LeBron. A once in a lifetime player…..

If there was ever a time where LeBron showed that he had the killer instinct like MJ or Kobe, it was during this series. He was so focused and so serious, it was like witnessing a DARK side of him to where you didn’t really see him as the LeBron we’ve all come to know over the years. He was someone else and somewhere else mentally and he completely dominated in that game with no show of emotion.

Bc of the scoring being so low in the 2007-2015 era, that 45pts really felt like 60

An unfathomable moment. I’m no lebron fan, but a truly one of a kind sports moment

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The funny thing is all the coaches in the league praises Lebron’s skill and game. Only fans think otherwise. It’s a funny world we live in 😂

KG kills me when he says "Yeah", he finally accepted greatness

I’ve been on maybe 2-3 day binge of just watching lebron stories/mini docs on YouTube and man I’m more and more impressed. He was already my goat but with the more stories I hear the further he gets set apart. All respect to the other goats like MJ Kareem Russell Duncan, but he’s the definition of basketball

He gets so much hate. Some of it might be deserved, but no other athlete in history has had so much pressure on him to live up to the hype. ESPN was televising this guy's high school games when he was 16. He didn't just live up to the hype, he exceeded it beyond anyone's expectations. We probably won't see anything like it again in our lifetime.

When LeBron career is over, i would love to see a detailed documentary on each season he played, cause this man story, expectations, & accomplishments is crazy, & the background music in this video took this video to another level, i can't quite put into words 💪😂

People forget superteams were around way before Miami but fans and media refuse to admit that.

This shit is unbelievable and it's just one about ONE game. Imagine how crazy the LeBron documentary about his whole CAREER is gonna be like. I can't wait.

I remember seeing LeBron making that face he made at 1:52 and at THAT moment I realized who this “Villain” they spoke of