No coincidence! LeBron James once again expressed his love for his wife: 'Without her support, I wouldn't have achieved anything'💓

As they say, "behind every successful man stands a woman," and LeBron James certainly seems to fit that description.  After winning the Olympics with Team USA, James acknowledged that he wouldn't be where he is now if it weren't for his wife, Savannah James.

 James remarked, "My wife handles the business, man."  "She is the greatest.  It wouldn't be possible for me to do what I do and enjoy the game without her.  I adore it.  It was so crucial for me to have my wife, my two boys, my daughter, and the rest of my family present.

Savannah is deserving of recognition for allowing LeBron to pursue his passion, which is playing basketball.  There have been quite a few cases where a player had to quit because their spouse wanted them to spend more time with their family and quit playing.  Although that hasn't occurred in the James home, it's also not an unfair expectation.

 Rather, in a Beats campaign last year, Savannah advised LeBron to play in the NBA alongside both Bronny and Bryce James.  Like his father, Bronny is currently a member of the Los Angeles Lakers, although he won't be able to join the league until 2026.

That means Savannah won't have to worry about LeBron playing for another three seasons, which is pretty amazing.  However, it is unclear if the 39-year-old will stay that long.  LeBron won't wait to retire from the NBA until after he is drafted, according to Bryce, for example.

I believe LeBron will continue to play the game as long as he can maintain a respectable level of performance since he loves it so much.  I think the 20-time All-Star will still be contributing on the floor in his 40s because he hasn't really slowed down yet.  It all depends on how LeBron's body holds up because we know Savannah won't stop him from playing.

LeBron led Team USA won the gold medal at the Olympics in Paris with averages of 14.2 points, 6.8 rebounds, 8.5 assists, 1.3 steals, and 0.3 blocks per game.  In addition to winning his third Olympic gold, he was also awarded the tournament's MVP.  Only after receiving Savannah's OK did LeBron decide to compete in the Olympics, and USA Basketball should be grateful for that, since they most likely wouldn't have won the gold without him.