What hapens in Lebron's camp, stays in Lebron's camp.

What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas.

What happens in Lebron Jame’s camp stays at Lebron Jame’s camp also?

So apparently, on Wednesday morning, it was reported that King James was dunked on. James was dunked on by a college student from Xavier, Jordan Crawford. But don’t take my word for how badly James seemed to have gotten dunked on, take a look at the video. Oh wait, reports alleged that Lebron spoke to a Nike executive after the dunk to confiscate all the videos inside the training camp. Surprise, surprise. One thing that we should have learned from the NBA playoffs last season was that King James has yet to mature into a King. In the eyes of haters, he’s known as 1, Lebrick, 2, Prince James and 3, my personal favorite, Princess James. Oh what loving names for a 24 year old kid.

"Nike has been operating basketball camps for the benefit of young athletes for decades and has long-standing policies as to what events are open and closed to media coverage. Unfortunately, for the first time in four years, two journalists did not respect our no videotaping policy at an after-hours pickup game following the LeBron James Skills Academy," said Nike spokesman Derek Kent on Wednesday.

The fact that Lebron confiscated all the video cameras just shows how mature Lebron really is. As if not shaking the hands of your opponents wasn’t enough, Lebron goes on to wearing a “LBJ/ MVP” shirt to prove his dominance on the NBA. I’m glad that Lebron’s competitive, but a sore loser also? I’ve always been supportive of Lebron, but Lebron seems to always make the wrong choices.

Remember when Devon Hariss was beaten on a 1v1 and all he did was laugh?

In this case, I don’t believe that Lebron confiscated the videos because it wasn’t allowed within the camp; I believe that Lebron confiscated the video because how much of a fool Jordan Crawford made Lebron look like. Now we all have our imaginations of how bad the dunk really was, instead of how bad the dunk really is. In this case, Lebron could have been pasteurized, dunked on while Crawford was doing a 360, and all Lebron could do was stare and feel the embarrassment of the cameras. I like Lebron as a player, but Lebron needs to grow up and realize that losing is an everyday essential. Without losing (and looking embarrassed), we’d never be able to realize why we lost and would never fully appreciate each victory.