VIDEO: Kobe Bryant – Undying Will

Coming into his 19th season in the NBA, Kobe Bryant was facing a lot of uncertainty. The five-time NBA champion had to battle back from consecutive season-ending injuries while trying to hold off Father Time at 36-years-old and deal with multiple media outlets writing him off before even stepping on the basketball floor.

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Fortunately, even though the Los Angeles Lakers have struggled as a team this season, the superstar guard is back to form as one of the most dominant scorers in the game. Bryant is currently averaging a league-high 25.2 points per game and continues to be a force to be reckoned with.

In honor of Kobe’s resurgence, professional videographer Sam Limon has put together another great video compilation about the future Hall of Famer called, Kobe Bryant – Undying Will:

http://youtu.be/-IgVdLZcZmk

Whether Kobe can help right the ship in Los Angeles remains to be seen, but he’s definitely showing the pundits he’s got something left in the tank while racking up milestone after milestone.

For more classic Kobe Bryant compilations from Limon, check out his YouTube channel: theperson18

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