WELL SAID🤝🤝🤝

Zidane too

Flawless..... .

Just him and messi

Ronaldinho

I'm old AF..n I tell all these youngins don't look at stats. Unfortunately for them, they grew up on 1 min Utube clips of all their favorite people..smh! At 50 plus, I've never been astounded more than watching MJ n then Kobe. Lebrons a great no doubt, just not the greatest.

Allday

Come on skip!

Yup, eye test and any test for G.O.A.T = MJ

HANDS DOWN and it's not even close

I agree General Ivan the man was the greatest show on the court must see 📺 to be honest and this my opinion because ,l live in MJ era he's the greatest 🏀 player in the 🌎.

dont forget he got big hands as if he was specially mold to play basketball

@@vladsid3453 MJ WAS CREATED FOR BASKETBALL NO ONE WIT HIS ALL ROUND ABILITIES TO DATE

Jordan : (after reading this comment) This does put a smile on my face

Yeap all that and more and without PEDs 🤣

facts

Facts. That convenient amnesia.

They are the two biggest Jordan haters. They actually have real beef. Anything that comes out of their mouths about MJ can’t be taken seriously lol

@@danieloceans9652 sure right gee, JEALOUSY IS A HE'LL OFF A SPIRIT, 🤔 BILL LAMBEER, AND ISIAH THOMAS HAVE DAT SPIRIT REALLLLLLLLL BAD GEE POOR SOULS SMH✌

But when you watch game footage with isiah doing commentary, he is GUSHING over Jordan’s moves and command of the game.

On an era with the best big men ever,he dunked on all of them.all of them.

Ewing,olajuwon, Robinson,mutombo, Sampson,the chief...they all were dunked on by the goat.

Yup you get benched or lose your spot back then if you were defending the paint. Jordan is from a more contested era of play. Refs won’t consistently let them guard the way they used to so players are more hesitant to defend to yield to offense. The best offense to watch is well contested imo. Nice vid review!👍🏾

Imagine if Mike had a squad when he first started but I guess the hard road made Mike what he became later as a champion.

yeah, he didnt win scoring title though. i think, he ended 3rd?

Jordan's rookie year stats matched Kobe Bryant's MVP year stats (slightly better, actually). Think about that shit.

@@goodvibrations6 he did with Bernard King first that year.

🎯🎯🎯💣

@TheRealist811 Wow, that’s actually a great way of putting it

Amen brother!!!.....Preach!!! 🙏🙏🙏

@@chazserrano6657 What people don't really know about MJ he didn't join another team or get top notch players from other teams to join him to accomplish a 🏆 he stay basically with 1 team Chicago Bulls and a 6th time champion and can shoot his ass off on anyone who get in his way that just how Jordan skill set was he was a magician with the basketball now you 👀 it now you don't he is truly the 🐐🐐.LBJ need superstars on his team to accomplish his goal Wade,Bosh,Allen Miami Heat and the Lakers AD,Rondo,Howard,okay Jordan had Pippen but he join the Bulls so what,I'm saying is Jordan was basically a 1 man show who really didn't need much help so tell me who the real 🐐 MJ end of discussion.

@@charlesbolds406 MJ all day, everyday my dude. Facts!

WELL SAID . WE. CAN. ALL GO HOME AFTER THAT COMMENT . I'LL. DROP THE. MIC 🎤 2 TIMES FOR YOU . >🎤

Your comment gave me goosebumps.....gosh dam!! MJ’s creative mentality, his skillsets, footwork, his awareness combined is like an indestructible force. No one like him back in history and I can guarantee there will be no one else like him in the future. He just built differently. Physically and mentally. No distractions. His craft was his life and it showed. The absolute best winner.

Our varsity coach (we had the team room for homeroom) had us read his book out loud together. Truly inspirational.✊🏽

I know that's right!

Exactly....by the time Lebron is retired and the league has a new face, guess who they will be compared to.

Right?.... How many times do people want to watch LeFlop do that SAME tired ass dunk he does?🤣🤣🤣.....and if any LeBron fan is reading this you know that ol tired dunk I'm talking about lol 😴😴😴💤💤💤

There is one Lebron highlight that I will always watch. And that is his fastbreak alley-oop slam back in the late 2000s where he caught it up high and threw it down hard. It was in the first round of the playoffs against the Washington Wizards. I think it was Gibson or Snow who threw that pass, and I swear I thought he threw it way too high for Lebron, but shit man he caught it with the full arm extended with his armpit at level with the rim. It was quite the sight. I think it was the greatest play ever by Lebron James in his career, mainly because it highlights the quality that keeps him in the conversation for being an all-time great... and that quality is his God-given athleticism. The man is a physical specimen. All that talk about how he has high basketball IQ, or how he is such a great passer, or how he has great court vision, or how that rat Stephen A Smith always says that he is a basketball savant... for me that is all just pre-emptive wagon-circling for their chosen media darling. Sure he has pro-level skills in those department, but the truth is that NONE of those will matter if he wasn't athletically gifted. And I think Lebron knows this in his heart. This is why he works hard in maintaining his athletic form. And I have to respect him for that. I have to respect his ability to recognize what his greatest quality is, whether or not he is able to verbalize it publicly to the fans or media. Lebron is great... but he is not the greatest. Not even close. Not even second. People will watch Lebron highlights in the future for being the physical specimen that he is, and NOT because of how great a player he was.

We will watch Lebron's travelling, flopping and turnovers.

Lebron's name is synonymous with shortcut or half ass

Nice! How's it like to live in Portugal?

@@puredistancegolf it's peaceful, safe and calm I guess I can say that, for the majority of the territory. Still, for a country that was pioneer in discoveries 500 years ago, that had half the world in its hands, now it is a country that struggles a little to keep the same pace of big countries and more developed countries, in money and other stuffs. We have amazing people, food, landscapes and historical monuments, and respect for everyone, we love tourists. Salutes from the north coast city of Portugal named Viana do Castelo.

@@ErmelindoBarreto Awesome, love it. Thanks for replying and all the best!

I liked your comment then unliked because It was on 23

@@tyrannicaltypomichaeltester lol 🤜🤛

Facts!

Forreal this dude was a whole different beast

the History Channel should do an episode of 'Ancient Aliens' titled...'Air' Jordan: UFO or Extraterrestrial.

@@stevenaleman7454 and I am sure we would all still be in awe watching this episode.

@@stevenaleman7454 😂😂💯💯💯

He was that good because of rule changes and bad teams in the 90s.wilt would have bocked many of these shots in his day.wilt is by far the greatest ever.

If this is how hoops is supposed to be played then nobody in history knows how to play the game the right way because this can't be matched.

@@TheZayzkidd3 Not just superior body control in the air but mastery of footwork on the ground! There was a Martial Artistry to his body control and footwork...

@@TheZayzkidd3 Plus the intensity and heart MJ got, D Rose had it too before he got hurt. MJ in every game was in the Zone, he genuinely had fun playing the game unlike LeBum over here chasing rings.

Actually Jordan is in a class of his own, unmatched.

How in the world can you COMPARE the two jordan is #1 there's no one close Id say kobe at #2, lebron is a top five and that's being generous.

Ya. His momentum qas there already. You can't push a guybthar much with one hand.

I say it’s a push off but who cares it’s greatness.

The tell that it wasn't a push off was that Russell never complained to the ref about the no call. At least I haven't seen it.

As Jordan said... he already was gone, it was just a love tap.

@@TheZayzkidd3 He was just giving Russel a good game love tap, as he went on to bury the jumper.

So glad I grew up at a time and area where WGN was a local station. I got to watch the vast majority of Jordan's career.

Every single night!

I agree. I always said that the term is not plural, but singular.

@@spitnificent lbj is d GOAT AS I TELL PEOPLE DATS HIS TITLE ,DEFINITION , GOES /ON /ANOTHER / TEAM MJ IS GOD WEN IT COMES TO PLAYING BASKETBALL GEE,. LARRY BIRD WAS ABSOLUTELY CORRECT

@@clintmcneil6576 well said. I think we can all give LBJ his "...want my damn respect too" title and leave MJ in a place we will never understand.

@@roquemikemartinez6665 mj was a different cat gee he is in a stratosphere all by himself wen it comes to BASKETBALL

true true...Michael Jordan hits 3 pointers as if he's making a free throw...proof? just watch him during the '92 Finals against the Trailblazers...or any other game he played (i.e. against the Detroit Pistons, Charlotte Hornets, and of course, New York Knicks, just to name a few...effortless 3 pt shot!

I had a dumbass Lebron fan tell me the other day that MJ would be J.R. Smith or Demar DeRozan in today's league....F.O.H. with that 🐂💩

​@@jgc792infinitee6 it's obvious some LeBron fans never saw any MJ vids or did any factual research on the Jordan legacy...the fact that Jordan accomplished so much in less years than LeBron, AND did all the things he did on the court against Hall of Famers, Legends, All-Stars, SuperStars, etc ., AND how he turned Nike from rags to RICHE$, and still does today should be worth acknowledging...FACT CHECK: there's a vid that shows how Michael Jordan (before he ever wore an NBA jersey) went undefeated against the NBA all=star team in a series of warm up games leading up to the 1984 Olympics!! MJ was a dominant baller even before he became the G.O.A.T....so far as I'm aware, there aren't any vids out there showing LeBron, JR Smith, or Demar Rozan accomplishing that type of dominance against NBA legends/All-Stars...here's the link if you haven't seen it yet....kzfaq.info/get/bejne/brNnrKWb2d7DeZc.html Be entertained and mesmerized by each and every clip in this vid...it clearly shows the level of punishment MJ endured on his way to becoming the legend of legends. SMH

@@stevenaleman7454 just saw that video of MJ in the '84 Olympics bout two weeks ago....that clarified alotta the hatred that so many people (namely Isiah) have for that man, and all I can do is laugh at em when they still look for reasons for him to not be the GOAT....Good talk homie!!

@@stevenaleman7454 it isn't just that they haven't seen MJ vids but they discount the quality of the competition he played against... Teams were selecting players for the sole purpose of beating you up and LeBron James will never have to deal with that level of physicality where guys literally hit you body to body shoulder-to-shoulder on every drive to the basket...

He wasn't as athletic or strong as MJ either.

@@TheZayzkidd3 He averaged 25 points on 45% fg. That's no where close to MJ.

@@elituco6632 I agree. Other than the 7 footers, MJ is by FAR the greatest and most dominant ever.

Kobe also had a lower shooting percentage than Mike. He would always a distant second to Mike.

Kobe is my favorite and is the closest to Mike, but you're spot on...poor man's Jordan. Jordan carries the Dictionary of basketball.

No one has done that. It's just poetry up in the air.

Still is MJ town statue still here.