Perhaps we have a different definition of given what you deserve. It is funny because it seems that Lebron is fighting for exactly my definition of what you deserve.

If kid A works as hard as kid B shouldn't they get the same outcome regardless of race, color or creed? I would say yes.

Yet if Lebron works as hard as kid B you say he is entitled to everything and kid B is entitled to nothing. Why? Well Lebron won the lottery for genes. He worked really hard to win the lottery and be born as an athletic 6'8" man with a big wingspan, huge hands and solid frame.
I'm curious what you think he did more to deserve that than kid B? The answer to me appears to be nothing.

Now I don't fault Lebron for that, in fact it is the very reason that he is worshiped by so many. Good for him. I certainly hold no ill will. He took what he was given and tried to make the most of it. But it is funny that those who "win the lottery" in regards to certain things (and given more for the same work) are generally not the same people who are humble and serve others. It certainly isn't anything that only happened to Lebron. Tiger was given a gift. Kobe. Shaq. Wilt. Dwight Howard. Jadeveon Clowney. Magic. Christian McCaffrey. Maybe Lebron is the exception and not the rule. Certainly possible.

Anyway we have gone down a rabbit hole. You think he is an outstanding human being, good for you. I will keep that designation for others.