NBA: Father and Son on the Same Court, I Became the GOAT

Don Payne entered the league as a 1997 draft pick. A defensive enforcer, he wandered from team to team for years before retiring in 2008 to focus on raising his son, Bronny.

Finally, in 2015, his son entered the Pistons as the eighth overall pick. But after performing poorly and enduring the fans' doubts, Bronny reached the first round of the playoffs, where Don Payne punched Drummond on the spot for picking on his son, causing an enormous uproar.

Just then, the System awakened. Facing a storm of condemnation, Don Payne flew into a rage and announced his comeback at the age of forty.

The fans were stunned, and the doubts came crashing down.

The media unleashed a flood of mockery, waiting to see him become a laughingstock.

But Don Payne wanted to say:

[In my rookie season, I broke Jordan's ribs]

[I was right there throwing punches during the brawl at The Palace of Auburn Hills]

[LeBron James carried my bags when he was with the Cavaliers, and even Kevin Durant has to call me big brother when we meet]

[As for Curry, when I was playing, he had only just been born]

[And this so-called small-ball era, what the hell is that? It wasn't even a thing when I played]

Transforming into a super center, he proclaimed to the world at forty: I am the GOAT!

Reporter: Bronny, if you play badly on the court, will your dad beat you when you get home?

Bronny: …