Known everywhere as Lah Moon. A short, honest account of a very thin public record.
He competes as Lah Moon, or just Moon. His real name is Javon Brazile — carried by the 1v1 Hoops database, and corroborated by the business email he publishes on his own Instagram bio, Jbrazile13@icloud.com. He is from New Orleans, Louisiana, which his own Instagram has said out loud.
Beyond that, the public record on him is genuinely thin, and this page will not pad it. There is no Wikipedia article, no personal website, no roster page, no agent, no published interview in which he speaks for himself. He is listed as 26 years old; no date of birth is published anywhere. His height is given as 6′1″ by 1v1 Hoops and 6′2″ by RealGM and Eurobasket, and the two have not been reconciled.
What is documented is the basketball. Since June 2022 he has played 52 logged one-on-one games across a dozen promoters — The Next Chapter, Ballislife, Junes League, Uncle Skoob, Off The Dribble, GOL1VE, IsoHoopsUK and more — for a record of 37–15. Entrepreneur reports that The Next Chapter itself grew out of putting him in a one-on-one after every park run; TNC's own page calls him a “1v1 legend”.
He also films his own. @lahmoon1313 on YouTube has 51.2K subscribers and 40 videos, and its biggest — a 1v1 in China in front of a reported ten thousand people — has 1.4 million views.
They started featuring one of their players, Lah Moon, in a one-on-one after every park run, challenging the best and bravest from the crowd. After a string of undefeated performances, Moon finally met his match in former college hooper Nasir Core.
