Lebron James’ Son Bronny Suffers Shocking Medical Emergency during USC Practice!

Buffalo Bills star Damar Hamlin expressed his heartfelt prayers and support for Bronny James and the entire James family after the 18-year-old basketball prodigy suffered a cardiac arrest during a training session at USC’s Galen Center on Monday morning. The incident prompted a swift emergency response, with Bronny being rushed to the hospital, where he is now in stable condition and has been released from intensive care.

The unfortunate event brought back memories of Hamlin’s own cardiac arrest experience, which occurred during a game against the Cincinnati Bengals on January 2. The NFL safety made a miraculous recovery and is now determined to be a pillar of strength for the James family during this challenging time. Hamlin took to Twitter, posting a message alongside a praying emoji, promising the same unwavering support that he received during his own recovery process.


Bronny, the talented son of NBA superstar LeBron James, had recently committed to playing for the Trojans, adding to the gravity of the situation. A 911 call at 9.26 am on Monday prompted an ambulance response, and the incident was classified as Code 3, indicating its severity with the need for lights and sirens during transport.

The James family spokesperson provided a statement confirming the incident and Bronny’s condition. They also requested privacy during this trying time, expressing gratitude to the USC medical and athletic staff for their swift and dedicated response to the emergency.

Amid the unfolding situation, there were controversial remarks made by Twitter CEO Elon Musk, who suggested that the Covid-19 vaccine may have played a role in Bronny’s collapse. Musk’s comment sparked outrage on social media, with many emphasizing the need for caution and awaiting official medical investigations.

Bronny’s commitment to USC had been a significant step towards following in his father’s footsteps, and the university confirmed his decision to wear the iconic No. 6 jersey during his freshman year. LeBron James is renowned for his illustrious basketball career with the Los Angeles Lakers and Miami Heat, and his association with the No. 6 jersey adds a sentimental touch to his son’s journey in the sport.

This cardiac arrest incident is not the first time USC’s medical staff has responded to a basketball player in such a critical condition during practice. Last summer, Vince Iwuchukwu experienced a similar event but was successfully revived by the university’s athletic trainers, making a remarkable comeback to the sport six months later.

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