Scottie Pippen changes tune on ‘The Last Dance’ despite calling Michael Jordan ‘condescending’

ESPN’s documentary series “The Last Dance” became a global sensation, featuring legends like Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen. It successfully engaged its audience during the challenging times of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, not everyone shares the same enthusiasm. Six-time champion Scottie Pippen expressed his displeasure with the documentary in his memoir “Unguarded.”

Recently, however, the Bulls champion seemed to have a different take on the documentary. In a recent interview, the six-time champion was asked about his thoughts on this. In response, the legend shared: ““I think this is a special moment for us to really relive some of the greatest moments in basketball history.” He further added: “I think during the pandemic, with everyone sitting at home, it’s been more of an educational journey… We’ve won six championships in over a decade, which is quite an achievement. “

The Bulls champion seemed to appreciate the series and what was shown. This statement is quite contradictory to what Pippen mentioned previously in the book. In his book, he mentioned that he was unhappy with how he was portrayed on the show.

Even though Michael Jordan called Pippen his best teammate in the series, the champion wasn’t happy. He said, “He (Jordan) cHe couldn’t be more condescending if he tried. ” Pippen recently issued a statement thanking “The Last Dance,” just days after announcing his most high-profile effort, “The Last Dance.”no bulls“travel.

Is Scottie Pippen’s ‘No Bulls’ Tour the Anti-Michael Jordan?

NBA fans are in for a riveting experience as basketball legends Pippen, Horace Grant and Luke Longley team up to present an unfiltered version of the Chicago Bulls’ triumphs of the ’90s. The trio were unhappy with the critically acclaimed documentary series’ portrayal of their era, claiming the series unfairly focused on Michael Jordan.

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This dissatisfaction spawned the “No Bulls” tour, which gives fans a candid look at the Bulls’ wins and the dynamic within the team. However, the move was not without controversy, with fans labeling it the “anti-Jordan”.

The competition, in partnership with the Australian National Basketball League, has kicked off in Tasmania and will be played in Melbourne and Sydney. While fans eagerly awaited the reveal of Pippen’s commitment, the game sparked heated debate among fans. As the opinions continue to pour in, please share your thoughts on this in the comments section below.

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