Scottie Pippen’s ‘Bulls-less Tour’: What is it and why do critics call it the anti-Michael Jordan?

Scottie Pippen begins his highly anticipated Bulls-less tour. The tour was born out of Pippen’s desire to reconnect with fans and was designed to lead fans to learn more about the legendary Chicago Bulls dynasty of the 1990s. Some members of the NBA community and analysts viewed the tour as a backlash against what was depicted in the “Last Dance” documentary series. Since the release of the documentary, Pippen has often bitten Michael Jordan.However, Pip has finished the tour and this is an opportunity “Telling some great stories about some great times.”

Perhaps because of his dissatisfaction with the documentary and his seemingly long-standing rift with former teammate Jordan, critics and fans alike have questioned the inspiration behind Pippen’s latest effort. The champion joins forces with Luc Longley and Horace Grant for the “No Bull” tour, which tells the untold stories behind the Chicago Bulls’ triumphs of the ’90s. In partnership with the Australian National Basketball League, the tour begins in Tasmania and will run in Melbourne and Sydney.

The tour comes on the heels of recent controversies involving the “Last Dance” franchise. Many have criticized the show’s portrayal of former Bulls general manager Jerry Krause, who could have led to fans booing Krause during the Bulls’ Ring of Honor ceremony.

In addition, during the tour promotion process, Grant also said, “A lot of people want to ask us about that deceptive documentary; instead, buy a ticket and you’ll hear a lot.” The Bulls legend’s new tour has sparked heated debate among many, and Stephen A. Smith is one of them.

‘No Bull’ Tour and Scottie Pippen Under Brutal Criticism

The ESPN analyst doesn’t shy away from expressing his skepticism. Speaking about Pippen’s new journey with Longley and Grant, Smith said: “Scottie Pippen would embarrass himself. “Everyone knows he’s not Michael Jordan, and he never was. “

In addition, he also criticized Pippen’s views on the “The Last Dance” series, saying: “His refusal to play because Phil Jackson didn’t call him up is well-documented… Even Michael Jordan called him his greatest teammate of all time. But he stood firm against his portrayal in the documentary, which It’s a big mistake.”

Former NBA player Gilbert Arena also shared his thoughts on the new tour, “I don’t want to listen to you assholes spouting nonsense about what someone said or did to you if it resulted in a ringtone.”

Although there are many opinions, most of them have one thing in common, which is to stop Pippen from complaining about Michael Jordan. What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments section below.