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Michael Jordan’s former Chicago Bulls teammates Scottie Pippen, Horace Grant and Luke Longley plan to travel to Australia on a ‘No Bull Tour’ to debunk documentary ‘The Last Dance’ 》The truth.
The tour was intended to reveal undisclosed details about the team’s glory days as the relationship between former Bulls teammates and Michael Jordan suffered. A partnership with Australia’s National Basketball League (NBL) supports the event, which will start in Tasmania and travel to Melbourne and Sydney.
Horace Grant was particularly criticized in the documentary, with Jordan accusing him of leaking information to journalist Sam Smith to write the book “The Jordan Rules.” Grant called the documentary interesting but inaccurate, and the tour is expected to spark criticism of audiovisual material produced by Jordan.
The relationship between Pippen and Jordan has also suffered since the release of “The Last Dance,” as Pippen felt the documentary glorified Jordan without properly acknowledging his teammate. This trip to Australia was designed to provide a different perspective and reveal details not included in the documentary.
“No Bulls Tour” provides an opportunity for former players to share their version of events and question the objectivity of “The Last Dance,” claiming Jordan negotiated the final cut for his own image.