Lebron James  filmed his first commercial with McDonald’s, a take-off on the infamous 1993 ad that featured hoops legends Michael Jordan and Larry Bird engaging in a trick-shot competition for a Big Mac. The REMAKE of the commercial airs during the Super Bowl on Feb. 7.

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James filmed his commercial for McDonald’s earlier this month in Indianapolis. The spot also features OrlandoAll-Star center Dwight Howard and Bird, the Boston Celtics legend. Howard recently signed a three-year deal with McDonald’s worth a reported $3 million per year.  Filmed at Conseco Fieldhouse, the commercial is a spin on the famous “The Showdown” ad that Bird made with Michael Jordan. In that commercial, which first aired during the 1993 Super Bowl, the Hall of Famers engaged in a game of H-O-R-S-E with the winner getting a Big Mac. Bird and Jordan traded imaginary trick shots — the final one off a skyscraper’s roof top — which had to be sunk with “nothin’ but net.”

James has made previous Super Bowl ads for Bubblicious and State Farm.