LeBron James Just Announced A Follow-Up To The Decision, And NBA Fans Have Funny Thoughts

LeBron James isn’t just one of the greatest basketball players of all time; he’s also become a successful media producer with several film and TV projects. While his ventures into entertainment have had mixed reactions, his 2010 TV special, *The Decision*, remains a much-talked-about event. Recently, James announced that a new project similar to *The Decision* is coming out soon, and NBA fans on social media have been sharing hilarious reactions to the news.

What Is The Decision, And What’s The Deal With This Follow-Up?

In the summer of 2010, LeBron James faced a big decision as his contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers was ending. His next move was highly anticipated, and his business partner organized a televised announcement called *The Decision* on ESPN. The 75-minute special included discussions before James finally revealed he would be joining the Miami Heat, about 30 minutes into the program.

Despite receiving negative reviews, particularly for making fans wait to learn LeBron James’s new team, the original TV special performed well in terms of viewership. James later said he wished the show had gone differently. Now, he’s promoting a new special called *The Second Decision* on Instagram. It appears this one will also feature a sit-down interview format with James. You can watch a preview clip below.

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That’s right! *The Second Decision* will premiere on Tuesday, October 7th at noon Eastern Time. Since it was announced, people have been guessing what the show is about. Some think it might be an ad for Prime Video, especially since LeBron James has a deal with Amazon and Prime Day is also on Tuesday. Others believe James, now 40 years old and playing for the Lakers, will announce his retirement from the NBA after the upcoming season.

How Are Fans Reacting To The Second Decision?

NBA fans are always quick to share their opinions, whether it’s about the potential end of the *Inside the NBA* show or the recent issues with Jimmy Butler and the Miami Heat. When news of *The Second Decision* came out, fans flooded X (formerly Twitter) with their reactions. Many jokes focused on the possibility of retirement, while others made references to Amazon and other business ventures.

  • My GOAT about to retire and become a streamer. – @big_business_
  • There’s never been a better time to launch your second career as a YouTuber. – @MKBHD
  • The Prime Day trolling is gonna be goat level 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 – @EmpireJeffTV
  • This is 100% a mobile game or shoe ad 🤣 – @JoseLAL23
  • Gonna be an ad for Chipotle, and he’s deciding between chicken or beef. – @futtywap
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Twitter users are convinced LeBron James is secretly the funniest athlete ever, and they’ve been collecting examples to back up their claim.

Even though the online speculation is amusing, I can’t help but wonder if this has to do with LeBron James considering retirement. He’s been asked about how much longer he’ll play for years, and it’s strange to think about an NBA without him – especially since he’s been in the league since 2003 and an entire generation has grown up watching him. He’s had an incredible career, winning four NBA championships (and Finals MVP awards each time), being named an All-Star 21 times, earning 21 All-NBA Team selections, and becoming the league’s all-time leading scorer.

If LeBron James decides to retire from basketball, he has many options. As the first current NBA billionaire player, he already has successful businesses outside of the sport. He could also pursue acting, similar to former players like Shaquille O’Neal and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, often playing versions of himself. While some fans suggest he might become a streamer, a career in sports commentary seems more likely.

I’m really hoping this new announcement, *The Second Decision*, is more than just a marketing ploy or drawn-out promotion. I remember the first *Decision* years ago, and I’m hesitant to fall for something similar. Still, I’ll definitely be watching to see what LeBron James – who many consider to be just as great as Michael Jordan – has to say.

With *The Second Decision* behind us, basketball fans can now look forward to the NBA season beginning on October 21st, alongside the announcement of the 2025 TV schedule.

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2025-10-07 00:39