This is why LeBron is the GOAT and has not only tied but surpassed Michael Jordan

The Los Angeles Lakers have been struggling all season long, and when Anthony Davis' great performances were looking to save the season, he got injured.

After missing some key games and after a couple of heartbreaking losses, LeBron James turned 38 years old and stated that he wants to contend and keep winning, even in his year twenty in the NBA.

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After that, LeBron scored 47 points in the game against the Atlanta Hawks and 43 points against the Charlotte Hornets. Recording two back-to-back games with 40+ points.

Only two players in NBA history have recorded back-to-back games 40+ point games at age 35 or older. First, Michael Jordan and now LeBron James, making the Lakers star tie the Chicago Bulls legend on this record and show that now he is the NBA's GOAT.

LeBron James will not be retiring soon

Even when King James debunked what his teammate Dennis Schröder recently stated, he was told by James himself that he wanted to play until he was 45. LeBron said he would play until his mind lets him, as he has no problem keeping his body in the best shape possible.