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Lebron Vs Lebron




                                                       The problem is, on the court, Lebron is "Battling” himself!!!




What I mean by this is: when he is playing, the competition is what it is; COMPETITION....
No one person can defend him and 75% of the time he's going to destroy double teams.

Now, the problem is, he playing himself in every game.
He is mentally staring at himself and the thoughts that goes through his head is*
Did I do enough?

Did I make the right pass, Did I get 6 plus assists, did I rebound, etc...
With that, He is constantly hounding himself, thus mentally exhausting himself on the court. 

I've always said if he relaxed on the court, eased his mind, and went out there and dominated like he can, there wouldn't be an argument about him being the greatest ever.

His confidence gets shaken by his mental demons, leading to questionable performances. 

So, what holds Lebron back???
Simple: Lebron!.

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