

Is LeBron James taller than Luka Dončić?
Yes. LeBron James is taller than Luka Dončić by 1 in (2.7 cm).
LeBron James: taller than 95 in 100 US men. Luka Dončić: taller than 95 in 100 US men.
In heels or lifts?
Pick how much the shoes raise each person. A heel raises you by less than its own height, because the ball of the foot sits lower than the heel, so a height measured in the shoes is best.
Both heights are published listings, not a side-by-side measurement, so treat the gap as approximate.
Where these heights come from
LeBron James is listed by the NBA at 6 ft 9 in (205.7 cm). See all of LeBron James’s listed heights.
Luka Dončić is commonly listed at 6 ft 8 in (203 cm). See all of Luka Dončić’s listed heights.
Photos: LeBron James by Erik Drost, CC BY 2.0; Luka Dončić by Erik Drost, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons, cropped.
More comparisons
LeBron James
- LeBron James vs Anthony Davis: Anthony Davis is taller than LeBron James by 1 in (2.3 cm).
- LeBron James vs Giannis Antetokounmpo: Giannis Antetokounmpo is taller than LeBron James by 2 in (5.3 cm).
- LeBron James vs Kobe Bryant: LeBron James is taller than Kobe Bryant by 3 in (7.6 cm).
Luka Dončić
- Luka Dončić vs Lauren Betts: Luka Dončić is taller than Lauren Betts by 1 in (2.3 cm).
- Luka Dončić vs Cooper Flagg: Cooper Flagg is taller than Luka Dončić by 1 in (3 cm).
- Luka Dončić vs Anthony Davis: Anthony Davis is taller than Luka Dončić by 2 in (5 cm).
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For the height itself, cite the original publisher as well: NBA (LeBron James), Wikipedia (LeBron James), Wikipedia (Luka Dončić).