"Those close to the French phenom are quickly learning about his thirst for pushing boundaries physically and mentally," ESPN's Michael C. Wright reported. "It's precisely why he chose to train in China, according to sources, who said the 21-year-old wanted to put his body through a different method of training to learn more about himself."

Drake, once one of LeBron James’ loudest supporters, has turned the page — literally. The five-time Grammy winner covered his old LeBron tattoo with a new one: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Canada’s MVP, champion, and Finals MVP of 2025.