It was fun for LeBron James to meet soccer great Ronaldinho and basketball star Steph Curry during the All-Star Weekend. Ronaldinho recently became a global club representative for Barcelona. He took his new job seriously by going to New Orleans with a lot of replica shirts to give to fans.
The Brazilian athlete used to play professional soccer for several teams, including Barcelona. He has now retired from the sport and returned to the Nou Camp in a new job. He recently went to the Smoothie King Arena and made connections with NBA stars LeBron James and Steph Curry. He is now in charge of pushing the brand. He even took pictures of himself and Curry together and posted them on Instagram.
Recently, it came to light that Ronaldinho, who is 36 years old now, had the chance to meet a number of NBA stars. Anthony Davis, James Harden, Marc Gasol, Draymond Green, Giannis Antetokounmpo, and Kevin Durant were some of these guys. For each of them, Ronaldinho gave a personalized Barcelona jersey and even showed them around the training facility where Barcelona plays. Important players like Mark Cuban and Brandon Armstrong played in the 2017 NBA All-Star Celebrity Game, which was completely sold out. The score was 88–59 in favor of the East team over the West team. The players took part in the dummy challenge before the second half started to keep things light and stop anyone from taking it too seriously. This task did what it was supposed to do, which was to be both confusing and funny.
When he met the media for the first time, Ronaldinho talked about his desire to promote Barcelona around the world and his excitement to play for the team again. Along with his teammates, he was an important part of the club’s past, and by God’s grace, everything worked out for the best in the end.
A lot of people are interested in and talking about the argument over Twitter’s blue checkmarks and Elon Musk’s possible profits from charging customers for this verified service. But Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James isn’t buying into the rumors and has no plans to pay the fee to keep his blue checkmark status. He does not think the new Twitter Blue service is worth the extra $8 a month and would be happy to stop being verified.Tech expert Alex Heath says that even though the rules changed on Thursday, LeBron’s account and the accounts of a few other famous people who decided not to pay the $8 fee still have a blue checkmark. It looks like Twitter is giving in to LeBron’s trick.
Also, Elon Musk is said to have offered to pay for LeBron’s needed blue checkmark subscription, but the basketball player turned it down. Heath says that LeBron’s account shows that he paid for the subscription anyway, but he might not be lying and isn’t really worried with keeping his verified Twitter status. But no matter what, LeBron beat Elon Musk in this battle.