LeBron James created history once again on Tuesday night as he broke the NBA's all-time scoring record, which had been standing for almost 40 years.
The Los Angeles Lakers star broke Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's record - who was in attendance to see James accomplish the feat - of scoring 38,387 points across his 20-year career - getting there quicker than Jabbar by 160 games.
James needed 36 points, but got 38 after he hit a fadeaway jumpshot to break the record, which saw the game halted for a number of minutes with 'The King' being congratulated by his family, friends and a number of NBA legends in attendance.