And until when are we going to continue seeing Messi, Ronaldo and LeBron in active sports? Even when? Three important references that demonstrate human evolution at the service of sports competitiveness. Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and LeBron James are three of the most successful and popular athletes in the history of world sports. With their exceptional skills and unique ability in carrying out their activities, these three players have taken football and basketball to other dimensions. However, despite their age, they have not yet announced their retirement. Why can't they still retire from their sporting activity? The clear thing is that, to date, these athletes continue to make a difference compared to others, they continue to be relevant and contributing within their sporting circles, they continue to establish their own records.
First of all, and it will turn out to be the most conclusive, the most obvious: these athletes are exceptional. From the beginning of their careers, they proved to be different from others, we could say that they were born to be the best, with dissimilar characteristics, but they agreed on the genetic disposition that supports their abilities. But beyond this characteristic, all three longed to be the best. That, one, the other, were technically more prolific than their competitors, there is no doubt, nor the absolute truth of the powerful force of their will to desire to stand out from others. They turn out, then, to be leaders in their groups and influential players in the world. Although they have played for more than two decades, they continue to demonstrate a commendable level of commitment and work ethic with their teams, and good behavior outside of their sporting activities. These aspects are important, not only for their performance on the field during matches, but also for their leadership skills, which inspire their teammates and raise the level of play on the fields.
There is another "plus" that they have been able to take advantage of to benefit, another tool that is plural and accessible to others: technology and performance science are constantly improving, allowing players to maintain the high level of sports production for longer. Messi, Ronaldo and LeBron have shown that they are capable of adapting and evolving their game, allowing them to remain effective on the field. Additionally, they are constantly undergoing personalized training and recovery programs designed to improve their performance and help prevent any injuries.
They remain three of the most successful and sought-after players in the world. Their exceptional skills and reputation allow them to not only play for the best teams in the world, but also be the subject of interest from many brands and sponsors. In fact, his influence off the field can be as important as his performance on it. Therefore, they are players who can still have a successful financial career off the court if they decide to retire from football and basketball.
The passion for football and basketball does not diminish with age. On the contrary, they have become increasingly eager to compete in matches that allow them to continue elevating their legacy and adding titles. This passion is essential to maintain your motivation and performance on the courts. Although their roles on their teams may change, their desire to play and their love for the sport does not disappear.
Messi, Ronaldo and LeBron are three of the greatest and most successful players in the history of football and basketball. Their dedication, work ethic, skills and passion for the sport have allowed them to stay at the top of the game for over two decades. Additionally, technology, performance science, and financial interest in their personal brand will allow them to remain relevant in the world of sports for years to come. For these reasons, they cannot retire yet and will continue to be relevant and influential for their teams, throughout the world of football and basketball. They will continue to be the references for our youth who begin their role seeking to surpass these great "masters", their usual idols. They can't afford to retire yet, they continue to create sport, they continue to inspire, there is a lot of fabric to cut!
Oscar Arenas
Editor
