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Former Chicago Bulls stars Scottie Pippen, Horace Grant and Luke Longley aim to bring a unique twist to The Last Dance as they embark on a Bulls-less tour.
Scottie Pippen took his controversy with Michael Jordan to a global platform.
Three famous figures from the 1990s Chicago Bulls have announced they plan to hit the road to show off their take on the documentary “The Last Dance.”
Pippen joins Grant and Longley in partnership with Australia’s National Basketball League to provide a detailed, personal perspective on Michael Jordan’s reign.
The upcoming event will take place in Australia, where the trio will talk about Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls’ championship run in the ’90s.
The No Bull tour, organized in conjunction with the Australian National Basketball League and featuring Pippen, Longley and Grant, will begin in Tasmania on February 23. They will then appear in Melbourne and Sydney.
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The No Bull tour will launch in Tasmania on February 23, before stopping in Melbourne and Sydney.
Pippen served as an important assistant to Jordan during his six championships. Grant was an important player for the Bulls from 1987 to 1994, while Longley became a member of the Bulls in 1994 and strengthened during their second three-peat.
Despite the Bulls’ undeniable success on the court in the 1990s, not everything was always in perfect harmony off the court.
After the 2020 “The Last Dance” documentary, Pippen frequently criticized Jordan, hinting that some spicy revelations about his momentum might emerge during the Australia tour.
“There’s not going to be any bullshit on this tour,” Grant declared, meaning they’re not holding anything back when it comes to telling the inside story of the Bulls’ glory days.
Speaking at the NBL24 Andrew’s Gaze Awards Night, Grant mentioned, “A lot of people are eager to ask us about this so-called documentary, but I would urge them to save their curiosity for this tour. Just buy a ticket and you’ll learn a lot thing”
“The Last Dance” debuted in 2020 and was primarily a tribute to the legacy of MJ and the Bulls. While the documentary was praised by most viewers, it was publicly disparaged by several former teammates.
They believed the film was not meant to highlight the team but to glorify Jordan and cast an unreasonably negative light on some players.
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