Michael Jordan On His Competitiveness And The Interesting Competitor 🤯
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I HAD NO PROBLEM WITH THE GLOVE.
MJ fixing up a little after his laugh at GP during The Last Dance😂. It’s ok MJ, you don’t have to. You owned GP.
This interview is years before The Last Dance was even in development.
@@mamaamaoryeah it’s from 2013 when MJ turned 50. Ahmad Rashad asked him pretty much everything about his career. It’s floating around somewhere on here. I think it’s an hour long
@@DavidBagga actually you're wrong. This is the interview MJ did for 2K, in the same interview he mentions his squad he'd have for a pickup game: Pippen, Worthy, Magic, and Hakeem
@@m4sterbr0s oh yeah you’re right. In the interview when he turned 50 he was wearing a black shirt. My mistake 🤷🏽♂️
Nah
That spin move to start. Strait juked dude.
If you go back and watch the 96 finals, GP was solid at defending Jordan he was physical with him and Jordan shot poorly from the field.
Shot poorly 45% two games out of 6 he had more good than bad 🤷🏾♂️💯
MJ ♾️🐐.
And people said there was no competition. Most of them people Jordan was going against or in the Hall of Fame right now as we speak
2 separate three peats retires comes back than hangs another 3 peat nobody could ever
Respect, love. Support one another as God wants us to and Jesus did for us , be humble and grateful always 🙏
YESSIR AMEN🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@bigal4940 glory to God 💯💪❣️🙏
And they say Jordan didn't play any1 😂 Payton is a Hall of Famer one of the greatest point guards of all time and Shawn Kemp will eventually be in the Hall of Fame one of the greatest power forwards in NBA history
Stockton & Malone Twice
Clyde DrexlerBarkley (Dream Team)
Is Shawn Kemp still alive? For some reason, I feel like he is dead. He was on cosine at one point
1996 Supersonics is one of the greatest teams to never win a championship imo, great on both offense and defense, top to bottom.
@@MilkyWayGalaxyy That's messed up, but according to google, he's still alive and is doing his business in Seattle.
@@MilkyWayGalaxyywtf no he's not dead
MJ correcting a bit compared to Last Dance.
He's the Goat of all sports, and even more, but in those 96 Finals Payton gave him the toughest time of all his Finals journeys......indeed MJ had only 27 ppg
Truth
The glove definitely gave the 🐐 the works. I’d say he’s the top 3 toughest defence that MJ had to face in his career.
he averaged 30 8 and four every matchup they played against
And I’d say you’re wrong. He didn’t give MJ “the works”. Did you even see that Finals or just highlights because you weren’t even born at the time? You youngsters should stick to today’s basketball.
@@jessb8585 lol I did see the finals and I lived through the Jordan era and might even be older than you. I’m comparing GPs defence to others MJ has faced. 96 was MJs lowest performance finals out of the 6 chips. But relax I’m a big MJ guy and he’s the goat
@@bigheartproductions5603 I stay relaxed. The Glove’s defense did take a toll on MJ. He kept hittin ‘im and bangin ‘im. He should’ve forced him left.
@@wifilostconnection5992 LMAO this is blatantly false you can easily look it up. Jordan averaged 31 points on 46% shooting during the first three games (Chicago went up 3-0). In Game 4 Seattle switched on Jordan and finally made Payton guard him. George Karl didn't want Payton guarding Mike at first because he thought it would tire GP out offensively. The next three games Jordan averaged 23 on 36% shooting and the Sonics went 2-1 to make it a series. And for the record, I'm a Bulls fan. But I remember being very upset that we didn't sweep, and Payton's defense and fearlessness on Mike did impress me. I love Mike but what Payton said in the documentary is at least a little true. Jordan had the lowest points and shooting percentage of his NBA career when Payton guarded him. Lower than when any other player did.
Jordan wiped his bum with "the glove"
I had “no problem” with the gloves
Amen
All these comments about Jordan he was a great player!
Michael Jeffrey Jordan amazing out of this world there will never be another the one and only Air Jordan.
Totally
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You see these players now just standing around near the Goal doing nothing .just proves this era is weak
What College Did Gary Payton attend
Oregon State University
😂😂😂 If that's the case why he didn't do shit in the 80's
It was three teams that prevented him from winning anything in the 80's... the Boston Celtics, the Detroit Pistons and out West the Los Angeles Lakers.
When just being competitive is not enough; cry to Stern for rules changes....fact.
easy to be competitive in the weakest era of the game
@EvilDead_Editz LOL superstar calls always existed, talent and skill wise it was the 90’s, bulls was cakewalking and no competition
Can't be the most competitive player if you retire in your prime after a 3peat like wtf is that
Are you the same kind of person that calls LBJ goat? Greatest ever to do it that’s still trying so hard to chase rings at old age?
@@konte641 no I'm the kinda person who thinks rings are more of a team accomplishment and less important when ranking individuals. I got Wilt Chamberlain as the 🐐 because he did it at a level far above anyone else ever, for example wilt averaged 40+ppg for a staggering 515 consecutive games, the second longest streak is by someone who also played in his era, Elgin baylor but he was only able to to average 40+ for 33 consecutive games. Wilt has many other incredible records but I'm sure you've already heard of most of them like 100 points in a game, averaging 50 ppg for an entire 80 game season, 55 rebounds in a single game, vs bill russ celtics no less, only center to ever win an assist title, the man was just so far beyond anyone else its almost unbelievable, which is why most fans belittle his accomplishments as a result of his competition which I think is lazy and uninformed
@@konte641Wilt, the guy who had amazing scoring seasons,but during his scoring peak averaged less points in the playoffs than Jordan did for his entire career. Wilt fans love to disregard Jordan's rings, as if winning wasn't the ultimate goal. Nobody can win by themselves,but it is a leader's job to lead his team to victory once he has a good supporting cast around him, and if in the playoffs Wilt actually played in the same level he did in the regular season,maybe he would have won a few more rings.
@@davidschmidt1793 using his average points in the playoffs vs regular season is a very casual way to look at it because he had more playoff success later in his career when his role wasn't to score as much, so if course his averages drop in the playoffs because he went further in the playoffs later in his career when he wasnt being asked to be the main scorer anymore, wilt still averaged 30ppg in his first several seasons post seasons, imagine thinking that's bad LOL , in wilts 50ppg regular season he average 35ppg in the playoffs, bookended by a 37ppg playoffs and a 34.7 ppg playoffs , whereas jordan average 33ppg in his playoff career 🤔 last I checked 37, 35, 34.7 are all more than 33...wilts inability to win more rings is similar to why Jordan didnt win more earlier in his career, they were stuck on not so great teams and played against greater teams in the playoffs. Mj vs the celtics pistons and lakers in the 80s and wilt vs the 60s celtics
@@kris9145 I said averages in his scoring peak. He led the league in points for the last time in 1966, so that was the end of his scoring peak,since he decided to limit his scoring from that point on. In his playoff career up to 1966, he averaged 32.8ppg,which is less than Jordan's career averages of 33.4ppg. And we aren't even accounting for pace. Plus, I said his averages dropped in the playoffs compared to the regular season and not compared to his early career, so you misinterpreted me again. In fact, his playoff scoring decresed in the playoffs in every single season he played. That happened to Jordan once, when he averaged 35.7ppg compared to his 37.1ppg in the regular season. And I'm not throwing shade on Wilt's early career, his team couldn't compete with the Celtics. However, he should have won in 1969 and mainly in 1968.