.@KingJames Cavs jersey on Gokul Venkatachalam. He says Cavs will win in 6. Will he win @ScrippsBee? #spellingbee pic.twitter.com/6jgQLpNnW8
— Kaylee Hartung (@KayleeHartung) May 28, 2015
During the 2015 Scripps National Spelling Bee, eventual co-champion Gokul Venkatachalam wore a LeBron James jersey underneath his button up shirt.
Proving that he didn’t choose his James jersey on a random whim, Gokul also rocked it for this great clip.
"I'm taking my talents to the National Spelling Bee" https://t.co/nZRZlFH2FD
— Silvia Killingsworth (@silviakillings) May 29, 2015
Now, after showing his support for LeBron, Gokul will receive some love from King James. According to TMZ Sports, LeBron is sending Gokul a pair of signed LeBron XII sneakers and some Cavs gear.
A rep for the Cavs tells us LeBron and the team were so impressed by the performance … they hooked Gokul up with a pair of Nike Lebron XII’s … inscribed with a personal message from King James … plus a bunch of team apparel.
Gokul apparently hasn’t received LeBron’s present yet but the various gifts seem to be perfect for Gokul. After all, Gokul is quite the sneakerhead and a Cavs fan, so a pair of LeBron XII’s personally signed by LeBron James has to be quite the awesome gift for the young man to receive.

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