‘No F**king Way’: Questionable 46-year-old singer withdraws from potential confrontation after acquiring Michael Jordan’s $3 billion stake in Hornets

compete Michael Jordan Even for pros, playing on your own basketball court can be intimidating. When the same question was asked to one of Jordan’s friends, the answer wasn’t surprising. Basketball players and fans alike understand the competitive nature. Looking at the reaction of the 46-year-old singer, it seems that he still has the same aura and power.

As part of the new Charlotte Hornets ownership, the famous singer explains that he has No interest in taking on the challenge of beating Jordan in basketball.

What does Eric Church think about going one-on-one with Michael Jordan?

Recently, American country singer Eric Church was interviewed by Esquire magazine. During the conversation, I clarified several things. Talking about his latest acquisition, the host asked him an interesting question. Church was asked if he could beat the six-time basketball champion. His reaction was not surprising. However, it shows another fascinating side of the legend. After careful consideration, Church said: “He is 60 years old. Well…maybe 10 years later if I get the ball first. Maybe, maybe not today. “He’s very competitive.” I’ve added, “If he reads this before we play, there’s nothing we can do about it.”

Jordan remains the same competitor he was when he was on the court. While his abilities may not be the same anymore, the legend still seems to have enough to win against Church. The 46-year-old singer wisely chose to accept his loss to the champion. This interview comes after he made headlines for purchasing ownership of the Charlotte Hornets.

Eric Church owns ownership stake in Charlotte Hornets

Earlier this year, Jordan struck a deal worth $3 billion to sell his majority stake in the Charlotte Hornets. The deal made him the richest player in NBA history. The stake was sold to a group led by Rick Schnall and Gabe Plotkin. Church, J. Cole, Chris Shumway and others were also members of the organization.

In addition to this business relationship, the two were photographed competing in a NASCAR Cup Series race together last year. After the event, the singer shared a photo of him and MJ on his IG and wrote: “Enjoy fellowship and libations. Walk in high heels.”

So, what do you think of Eric’s response?Do you think the church can defeat Jordan? Share it with us in the comments below.

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