Not just Michael Jordan is the GOAT, but it's like watching a artist painting a canvas on the court. When Michael play, everyone glue there eye on the court to see what amazing thing he would do and you're along for the ride. MIchael Jordan never had a off button. It was on every night and you get your money's worth.
@@evxp31711-9 is understandable, considering his squad at the time. Also, the Pippen narrative has been debunked for over an decade; Pippen wasn't an all star the year they first won. Also, if you go back and watch those previous series with Pippen before they won, it was Pippen and Jordan's supporting cast that choked when it mattered. Another thing, he had Pippen and '95...and lost (and this was Pippen still near his peak). That center position, I would argue, was WAY more important than Pippen on those teams, considering it was an era of All-time centers.
This is mashup - original full movie : "Michael Jordan to the Max" also IMAX documentary film released in 2000 year also available on BR Disc www.imdb.com/title/tt0245280/
I am not from the USA and i can say for sure that the frenzy surrounded the NBA in my country during the 90's was never the same after MJ retired. That team truly defined a generation.
I hope people know MJ was 35 y/o during the last dance. Played all 82 regular season games and still dominated without load managing. No judgements on anyone else, just acknowledging greatness!
Just the most beautiful thing you’ve ever seen on hardwood. Michael Jordan was graceful on the court as a ballerina in dance with his athleticism, competitiveness and perfection in fundamentals made him the greatest.
By that second championship run he was just playing on an entirely higher level than the rest of the league. It's like watching a supreme artist at home in his craft. It almost looks too easy although we know he worked his tail off to get to and maintain that level. He always just seems a step, a move, a play ahead of the rest of the court. It's sort of odd watching it all play out -- like he had an instruction book that others just didn't have. I guess that's the essence of the point people make when they say that MJ's "basketball IQ" was just off the charts by the second 3peat run. It's beautiful to watch now, in retrospect and it was beautiful to watch then as a witness to that greatness. Long live the king.
I don't know why I felt emotional watching this. Just proud he was part of my childhood. Watching him during his career made me feel like I was part of it. THE G.O.A.T.
Whenever I'm tired at work and just sick of it and want to give up, Jordan never fails to inspire me to always fight and keep going. He has made my life better. Thank you Michael.
I'm very lucky to have watched MJ and the Bulls play LIVE TWICE back in the 90s when they came to Vancouver, BC Canada up against the Grizzles. First time I was thirty rows up lower section which cost me $90 at that time. Second time it was a dream come true. My high school coach had season tickets for NBA & NHL. He place his season tag over my head and around my neck and said, "I can watch any game but for you this is once in a lifetime." I was almost in tears. My coach ended up sitting in my seat in the nose bleed section all the way up while i sat about SIX ROWS behind the hoop. As I was in awe watching MJ doing his warm up his foul shots, lay ups and fade away. That moment for me nothing existed. It was just me and MJ. My eyes glued to him. Player from the Grizzles trash talked to MJ and MJ scored 19 points in the last 6 minutes to win the game. Ended up with 29. That was 1995-1996 regular season game I will never forget in my life November 30, 1995 Vancouver Grizzles vs Chicago Bulls. THANK YOU COACH!
Just pure greatness. This is probably the 100th time I'm watching this video and it ignites a fire within me every single time to make the most of my life, to strive towards my goals. His airness is truly the Greatest of all time !!! I'm showing this video to my kids :')
Am probably the biggest fan of MJ from india. I was in US when Scottie, MJ and Rodman used to win it for Chicago. Even saw few of them matches in the stadium. Will not forget GOD of basketball ever. Greatest ever period.
Thanks for sharing - Unbelievable that this was already 18 years ago. I can still remember watching the playoffs in the 90s like it was yesterday. Guess I'm kind of getting old :)
MJ the greatest of all time. 🐐. Nobody will ever surpass him. I was blessed to have witnessed his career as a teenager. The guy was an absolute killer. I may even say the greatest athlete of all times.
I’m Hispanic and grew up in chicago since I was 12 years old. Spoke little English back then. But was able to understand how great MJ was. I was lucky to watch him and the Bulls play on live tv. Had followed nba since then and in the past 26 years since then, have not seen anything like it or close to it. And not to forget how hard the other teams played defense and all the great ones he played against.
Jordan’s greatness can be seen and realized even in the worst of video quality but this quality will do wonders for this new generation and ones in the future. Great video!!!
@@mypadashalalive1522 every great player will tell you that Pelé is the greatest ever, the man was complete in every field of football,good with both foots,dribling,speed,strenght,everything.He was like Michael Jordan,flawless on the basketball court or Muhammad Ali in the ring,so smooth and precise.Simply the definition of Excellence on a field
In 1997, I wanted the Jazz to win so bad, I was in New Zealand at the time, those Korean classmates laughed at me when I told them I want the Jazz to win. 23 years on, I'm now residing in the Bay Area, Stockton and Malone still 2 of met favorite players of all time! Great video, music gives me the goosebumps, I'll forever support the underdogs, because I am one myself!
@@chamcham3837 Yeah, I always thought perhaps Kobe could've been a better player if he didn't always force shots up and instead pass the ball to reset the play. Of course, unless the shot clock is running out.
Can’t wait to see the Last Dance 10 hr series! The footage is going to be EPIC! The Michael Jordan we are about to see is going to show these kids why we all still say he is the GOAT!
This aged well. THE LAST DANCE was not only one of the best SPORTS documentaries ever filmed... I would say it's one of the best documentaries ever created. I've watched it 4 times.
Thank you for this HD video. I was not born when he was playing but from the numerous clips i've seen, it was really mesmerizing to see him play the game. He really captures your attention and you will inadvertently follow him wherever on the court. Like so many have said, there is really no one like him in the NBA now.
@@TheCoachIce Go get some help. You know nothing of basketball if that's what you think. Only an idiot believes that. Lol. Not even in the same league.
What sets Michael apart from the other players is that for him it wasn't about the money, it wasn't about fame. When he stepped out on to the court he literally wanted to beat you no matter what. And he did it with ease and skills no other player had.
That mid-range game and the way he developed and got better as he got older is to be genuinely appreciated he always had the athleticism but as you get older you have to put your mind and work moreso respect
the one and only.....the greatest of all times.i saw all those finals on tv and from that moment i loved chicago bulls and michael jordan.that team was great
In June people will see the one and only TRUE GOAT. All you young bucks don't understand how great MJ was. This man would play golf all day drink beer and smoke cigars then later that night play basketball and dominate. That's how good he was. He never sat out to rest like today's pussy players do, he played as much as he could and was dominating through the age of 35. Even when he played for the Wizards he avg 20 points a game that was unheard of at his age. There will never be another MJ nobody comes close. Only people that grew up watching him will know who the greatest of all time was is and ever will be.
I was so happy at age 43 now coz i ever see how great this player,see him through live tv,i feel like have a hero through him, man he is black but no one dare to mock or taunt him,he was truly idol of my entire life,we can see a great person and great athlete in him
MJ is the greatest basketball player of all times ! There will never be another Michael Jordan and he is not comparable to anyone playing in the NBA thus far.
I remember watching these games. It was magical. I was in my early teenage years, waking up in 2/3/4 am in mid 90's to watch them since I'm living in Europe. Every game MJ played felt like a movie. When MJ retired I completely stopped watching basketball. He made basketball look like an art form. Basketball halls were always full. Everyone wanted to see him play. I don't care who you compare him to, but you'll never find a better and more complete player and athlete. It's not only about his skills, but also mentality and motivation and how he pushed the whole team to be on his level. He's The Supreme Master. I'm thrilled that I was able to witness those events by myself. Thank you MJ. Love you forever.
Fun facts “ so When their was a rumor that he was making his first come back I bought my tickets 3 months in advance Vs Celtics and I believe it was the second game anyhow I about a pair so my older brother asked me “hey can i join with you I said kindly NO bc he never believe in me that mj was making a come back .. so instead I took my younger brother .. so the experience was unreal really; just amazing . It was the year I moved from Minnesota to Boston . I witness a legend in person it was priceless . Oh yeah he also scored 35pts .
This is the NBA I grew up with. Not the bunch of superfluous-overhyped-me-first sissies we have on court now. An elbow from the mailman would knock off the heads of KD, Harden (Artest's elbow was just a pat), etc. NBA on NBC was a treat for the family and for my buddies at the Sports Bar. When the comish David Stern decided to go Global so as to get more audience to buy NBA stuff, the quality we always were used to went south. So far, Mr Adam Silver hasn't done anything in his power to rectify this tremendous faux pas. I miss the real NBA ... RIP.
Agreed!!! I’m 41 now and this era is what I grewup watching. Hard to compare anything to this era of basketball. Not even close. Just the way players carried themselves. Classy and professional. No showboating. No attention addicts. Just business and play and all the fame and fortune came with it. Things change I understand that. For it to change to what we have now is a dam travesty. 🤦🏽♂️😔
I am and I'm not even a Bulls nor I never rooted for MJ but no one can't deny he was a legend and those Bulls teams were like a rock and roll band. Even females who didn't like basketball knew about Michael Jordan and that was insane to me and my friends
I think nothing does MJ justice like the return in the nba. I am optimus prime and I am here to win 3 more rings. and the dude fucking did it. I lived in that era. I remember the rockets fans. the knicks fans. the pacers fans. optimus prime won.
@gerizzyYMcrew Wrong. Maybe for the first third or so of the season while Pippen was out, but Chicago wouldn't have won without all of the pieces they had in place. MJ is by far the GOAT in my eyes, but to suggest that his team around him had little to do with their dominance is absurd. Jordan was 35 years old. He without a doubt lost a part of his game under the rim. That's not to say that he lost it entirely, but if you go look at the years after his baseball hiatus, you'll clearly see that he began to favor his signature midrange fadeaway over his under-rim acrobatics. The year prior to Pippen's injury, he led the team in both steals and assists if i'm not mistaken, and was second in scoring. Had he gotten traded away like he wanted, they without a doubt lost in the finals to Utah. Everyone who goes on saying that Michael was the team wasn't paying attention to Pippen. Unfortunately he will forever be in MJ's shadow undoubtedly due to MJ's personality and drive, but Pippen was the second best player in the league at the time in my opinion. His defense was unbreakable, and his ability to score opened Jordan's game up even more. Same with Kerr and Kukoc. Both great shooters that made it harder for defenses to cover everyone. Rodman was one of the most ferocious rebounders in the history of the NBA. You take away either Pippen or two of the three others, and the entire season could have turned out differently. Jerry Kraus was a rat of a man, but god damn did he know how to assemble a team.
Growing up in Chicago those were the great old days. Everyone made plans in June to get together and watch and party and celebrate. Thank you Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls for many many great memories.
Wish they had hd footage of his early years. I’m convinced that the grainy low quality video of his 80’s years is the reason kids doubt his GOATNESS. He was by far and away the best ever- in ANY sport.
Did you watch them live?? I think if you lived in Chicago during the Jordan era, you are one of the luckiest people on earth. I can't begin to imagine how it must've felt.
It was so amazing that I was 15 and watching game 6 while taking a math exam in Taiwan. Though watching it during an exam was definitely NOT allowed, my math teacher even came to watch the game with me. I guess that was how charming the whole NBA and Michael Jordan were to people in that era.
Grew up watching him even from the nose bleed section, just being there with my family in the old united center and new was more than amazing experience for me. The love i had for the nba isnt the same as 2k era. Miss the old days..
"The Bulls win 88-83." That's how difficult it was to score back in the day. When you have the GOAT on one team and the original Splash Father on the other, and the score is just in the 80-point mark, you know they went to war.
@@tszkinleung5310 exactly. How many screens did MJ have to fight off chasing Reggie? And switches wasnt a thing back then. Dudes fought off screen while their arms were getting pulled. Slight ass bumps were not called, and let's not talk about the Indy's Davis Boys and Smits, and NY's Mason, Oakley and Ewing all waiting to smack you in the paint. We havent even touched elite perimeter hand checkers like Derek Harper, Payton and Dumars. Or elite shot blockers like Mutombo, Mourning and Admiral. The defense back then was just suffocating on any part of the floor.
@@MrSkeleton131 @Warden Freeman perhaps. But you kinda need to put it into context. The handcheck rule gave offensive players more freedom to move around the court which resulted to more uncontested 3s and drives. This gave players like Curry and Harden more freedom to dance around in iso and do their thing. The 80s and 90s were a totally different jungle, the reason why the pace looked slower. Offensive players had to rely on actual fundamentals and strength to be able to put up a shot. Halfcourt sets were a necessity and you didnt usually see transition plays unless it came from a turnover. Players like Mike, Bird, McHale and Barkley among others really needed to work hard for their shots.
I truly look up to this man, he made mistakes but he is a hero to me. Long live the legend, the greatest to every play the game Michael Jordan. This man literally inspired me to go after my dreams. Saw him play one game on tv, changed my life idk what game it was but to see him play to see how he would move.... just woww. The opening to space jam says it all. A dreamer got to dream Thanks for being you Michael, I may never meet you but you helped
It was basically discussed in "The Last Dance". It wasn't a push off. To paraphrase Bob Costas, it was like ushering a customer to sit on a chair. Russell was already moving when MJ stopped on a dime in that step back.
@MOXXZ1990s Bird "swept" as part of a legendary team filled with future HoFers. Jordan was playing with a bunch of bush league scrubs and he had just entered the league. Get your facts right.
I have never, ever seen footage of MJ or basketball for that matter as clear and flowing as this..it looks better than anything around today!
J M this footage is ripped off the full movie Michael Jordan To The Max, released back in 2000
There’s a good reason for that. This is filmed by a documentary crew using 65mm IMAX stock - way higher quality than anything available today.
High quality footage exists but under strict ownership and licensing laws.
@@Isoquant what it already happened what do you mean filmed? lol this is all footage from the 90's
this is not he's pick time ... you need to go back
Never seen this kind of video with such clarity and of unique angle. This could win an Oscar award.
Lol
Those footages are from à movie, MJ in the Max
It was shot on IMAX
From the movie "Michael Jordan to the MAX"
The music makes it like you're watching a WWII documentary. I like it.
Nobody has ever played the game as great as MJ.
Tmac before injury flies in the same atmosphere as Jordan
@@ChosenProverb The next game he gave him 60. thats when he took it personal
Ever heard of guy named Lebron James..?
@@Nyxzonify stop Tmac couldn’t even get past the first round in his prime. Not even in that discussion
@@djordjetrtovic44 no never heard of him.
Not just Michael Jordan is the GOAT, but it's like watching a artist painting a canvas on the court. When Michael play, everyone glue there eye on the court to see what amazing thing he would do and you're along for the ride. MIchael Jordan never had a off button. It was on every night and you get your money's worth.
MJ loathes bootlickers. On the other hand, LeBron loves them.
Expect when he scored 5 points in the 3 point contest or when he wa 1-9 in the playoffs before pippen
@@evxp31711-9 is understandable, considering his squad at the time. Also, the Pippen narrative has been debunked for over an decade; Pippen wasn't an all star the year they first won. Also, if you go back and watch those previous series with Pippen before they won, it was Pippen and Jordan's supporting cast that choked when it mattered. Another thing, he had Pippen and '95...and lost (and this was Pippen still near his peak). That center position, I would argue, was WAY more important than Pippen on those teams, considering it was an era of All-time centers.
This the clearest video I’ve seen him play basketball in
This is mashup - original full movie : "Michael Jordan to the Max" also IMAX documentary film released in 2000 year also available on BR Disc www.imdb.com/title/tt0245280/
Syd. supreme yeah me too
TeraqAT so what’s the music called behind the video
🏀Michael Jordan- The First point and the Last point
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@@mikerosier5945 it's final striker
MJs fadeaway shoot is a Supreme masterpiece of basketball
Oh...now I get it you're a Bird fan aren't ya?
@The Universe Galaxy Then who is number 1 in your book, because in my book it's M.J.
@@johncarlollavor2146 LeBitch fans, coz Bird fans know MJ is the greatest. We are not that stupid.
MJ’s fade-away is as epic as Kareem’s Skyhook! No one can replicate those moves! Although Kobe came close to replicating MJ’s fade-away.
MJ had a very good fadeaway shoot,but let me tell you,nobody comes near to wilt Chamberlain's fadeaway shoot.
I am not from the USA and i can say for sure that the frenzy surrounded the NBA in my country during the 90's was never the same after MJ retired. That team truly defined a generation.
I hope people know MJ was 35 y/o during the last dance. Played all 82 regular season games and still dominated without load managing. No judgements on anyone else, just acknowledging greatness!
Yes, 35 and with less seasons than LeBron and Kobe, how someone dare to compare them, please.
@Kenneth Erickson agree
Preach!
@Elias Ueland Lütcherath only because he spends over a million on his body and with the advantage of modern technology, for Jordan it was the game.
@Elias Ueland Lütcherath anyhow, my point is that LeBron spends a lot on his body.
I feel so lucky that i watched him playing....I was staying asleep wathcing NBA ONLY FOR MICHAEL....Greetings from GREECE
Just the most beautiful thing you’ve ever seen on hardwood. Michael Jordan was graceful on the court as a ballerina in dance with his athleticism, competitiveness and perfection in fundamentals made him the greatest.
He just had the perfect body shape from head to toe for the game. His movement his finesse his flexibility. He was crafted by angels.
Josiah He was simply destined to be the greatest basketball player of all time.
Perfect comments.
Well said bro
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@@mariorcanazza2267 This comment was crafted by angels.
The real king in NBA history. Every angle of his moves is just like a beautiful art on the wall.
MJ's footwork was impeccable.
By that second championship run he was just playing on an entirely higher level than the rest of the league. It's like watching a supreme artist at home in his craft. It almost looks too easy although we know he worked his tail off to get to and maintain that level. He always just seems a step, a move, a play ahead of the rest of the court. It's sort of odd watching it all play out -- like he had an instruction book that others just didn't have. I guess that's the essence of the point people make when they say that MJ's "basketball IQ" was just off the charts by the second 3peat run. It's beautiful to watch now, in retrospect and it was beautiful to watch then as a witness to that greatness. Long live the king.
Amen!!! MJ the Goat of all times!!!!
Still MVP at 35
Thaknz. Im MJ
That foot work is a masterpiece in itself 💪🏾
I don't know why I felt emotional watching this. Just proud he was part of my childhood. Watching him during his career made me feel like I was part of it. THE G.O.A.T.
I feel for those who never experienced the GOAT in their childhood.
Greatest athlete of all time
Makes me cry to watch and remembering the past
Whenever I'm tired at work and just sick of it and want to give up, Jordan never fails to inspire me to always fight and keep going. He has made my life better. Thank you Michael.
I'm very lucky to have watched MJ and the Bulls play LIVE TWICE back in the 90s when they came to Vancouver, BC Canada up against the Grizzles. First time I was thirty rows up lower section which cost me $90 at that time. Second time it was a dream come true. My high school coach had season tickets for NBA & NHL. He place his season tag over my head and around my neck and said, "I can watch any game but for you this is once in a lifetime." I was almost in tears. My coach ended up sitting in my seat in the nose bleed section all the way up while i sat about SIX ROWS behind the hoop. As I was in awe watching MJ doing his warm up his foul shots, lay ups and fade away. That moment for me nothing existed. It was just me and MJ. My eyes glued to him. Player from the Grizzles trash talked to MJ and MJ scored 19 points in the last 6 minutes to win the game. Ended up with 29. That was 1995-1996 regular season game I will never forget in my life November 30, 1995 Vancouver Grizzles vs Chicago Bulls. THANK YOU COACH!
Lucky you
the one who evolves the midrange shot..the midrange king💪
Just pure greatness. This is probably the 100th time I'm watching this video and it ignites a fire within me every single time to make the most of my life, to strive towards my goals. His airness is truly the Greatest of all time !!! I'm showing this video to my kids :')
I think he will be the greatest ever. This brings back so many memories, it’s like going back in time, I love it. Even though I’m a jazz fan!!
Jordan will always be the greatest player of all time..!
GOAT! MJ23!
No one can top him in terms of everything he got it all!
Am probably the biggest fan of MJ from india. I was in US when Scottie, MJ and Rodman used to win it for Chicago. Even saw few of them matches in the stadium. Will not forget GOD of basketball ever. Greatest ever period.
He's attitude to never back down is I truly admire ever since I was a child.
Jordan was poetry in motion on the basketball court. Watching him play was, at times, damn near beautiful.
Thanks for sharing - Unbelievable that this was already 18 years ago. I can still remember watching the playoffs in the 90s like it was yesterday. Guess I'm kind of getting old :)
me too, remember those days sitting in front of the TV, waiting for the game to start
Erik Bi with a hamburger or some tacos 😁
same here. I'm following Bulls since their first championship. Those eras will never go back again.
Yeah we’re getting old but with grace
Same!! I miss it
MJ the greatest of all time. 🐐. Nobody will ever surpass him. I was blessed to have witnessed his career as a teenager. The guy was an absolute killer. I may even say the greatest athlete of all times.
Cristiano Ronaldo, Michael Jordan, Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson, Maradona, Roger Federer.
The greatest athletes of all time.
@@AndalusianPrince Federer is already passed up in men's tennis and I love Mike but it's super hard to put him above Ali or Sugar Ray Robinson.
@@rogeraraiza9690 of course Muhammad Ali is the greatest, but mike is right behind him for sure
@@AndalusianPrince not ahead of sugar ray Robinson & I love iron Mike 🥊
most beautiful basketball video I've ever seen.
I’m Hispanic and grew up in chicago since I was 12 years old. Spoke little English back then. But was able to understand how great MJ was. I was lucky to watch him and the Bulls play on live tv. Had followed nba since then and in the past 26 years since then, have not seen anything like it or close to it. And not to forget how hard the other teams played defense and all the great ones he played against.
Great video! It's incredible that in June, 20 years will have passed since his last title & we're still amazed by MJ!
22yrs bro
Roland Powell comment was made in 2018, so he was right the first time
Jordan’s greatness can be seen and realized even in the worst of video quality but this quality will do wonders for this new generation and ones in the future. Great video!!!
Michael Jordan, the greatest sports player in human history
Mohamed Ali And Michael Jordan 🐐
won't include messi here because a god doesn't belong in human history.
@@mypadashalalive1522 1-pele
2-Muhammad Ali
3-Michael Jordan
@@getorifreefire944 Messi & Cristiano Ronaldo Better Than Pele. Pele Played Against Carpenters & Mineworkers.
@@mypadashalalive1522 every great player will tell you that Pelé is the greatest ever, the man was complete in every field of football,good with both foots,dribling,speed,strenght,everything.He was like Michael Jordan,flawless on the basketball court or Muhammad Ali in the ring,so smooth and precise.Simply the definition of Excellence on a field
In 1997, I wanted the Jazz to win so bad, I was in New Zealand at the time, those Korean classmates laughed at me when I told them I want the Jazz to win. 23 years on, I'm now residing in the Bay Area, Stockton and Malone still 2 of met favorite players of all time! Great video, music gives me the goosebumps, I'll forever support the underdogs, because I am one myself!
Basketball never be the same without this guy. Even Kobe & lebron still different level with him.
For me Kobe, but i respect Jordan who was the teacher of Kobe.
Kobe has low basketball IQ, he likes to force things in offense. LeBron isn't great shooter and no clutch.
Kobe, lebron only same with hakeem olajuwon.
@@chamcham3837 Yeah, I always thought perhaps Kobe could've been a better player if he didn't always force shots up and instead pass the ball to reset the play. Of course, unless the shot clock is running out.
Kobe the apprentice MJ the master teacher!
If you knew nothing about basketball, watching MJ playing is enough of a reason to fall in love with it.
G.O.A.T.
Mj is so graceful with his jumpshot. GOAT!!!
Can’t wait to see the Last Dance 10 hr series! The footage is going to be EPIC! The Michael Jordan we are about to see is going to show these kids why we all still say he is the GOAT!
Who said it was 10hrs? It could be 20hrs.
@USAFO6 apr 19 espn
This aged well. THE LAST DANCE was not only one of the best SPORTS documentaries ever filmed... I would say it's one of the best documentaries ever created. I've watched it 4 times.
this is so graceful to watch. Mike played the game so elegantly, its like watching artistry.
How in the world can you seriously dislike this video. That's a piece of art
greatest basketball player of all time.. no doubt
Michael Jordan is the true greatest athlete in the history of the world of sport
" there will be a player greater than me " - M J
And this is why I love Michael Jordan, he left room for progress.
Thank you for this HD video.
I was not born when he was playing but from the numerous clips i've seen, it was really mesmerizing to see him play the game. He really captures your attention and you will inadvertently follow him wherever on the court. Like so many have said, there is really no one like him in the NBA now.
Minmin Li And there will never be another like him. MJ=Master Jedi!
The GOAT--end of discussion. Jordan was the most transformational athlete ever--on and off the court.
Alexander George Tsakumis not off the court
@@johntubb9567 Off the court, too. His donations and acts of kindness are legend.
@@AGTsakumis nqh not off the court
Lebron - end of discussion
@@TheCoachIce Go get some help. You know nothing of basketball if that's what you think. Only an idiot believes that. Lol. Not even in the same league.
Tears in my eyes watching MJ..
What sets Michael apart from the other players is that for him it wasn't about the money, it wasn't about fame. When he stepped out on to the court he literally wanted to beat you no matter what. And he did it with ease and skills no other player had.
That mid-range game and the way he developed and got better as he got older is to be genuinely appreciated he always had the athleticism but as you get older you have to put your mind and work moreso respect
The MVP of all times... His Royal Majesty!! MJ´s. "Air"... The man who clearly can fly!!!
Thanks for this AMAZING VIDEO!!! I still have chills...
His smoothy moves his technique... He reminds me something who someone else great said years ago... Be water my friend.....
I love this man! Nobody will do it better!
MJ is the most iconic athlete of the 20th century
Naah ever....in a league of his own....
Highschool days, you have to watch this to have a spirit joining in a tryouts.
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@@geraldmarcelijogalan2710 hahahahaha cancers never failed to amaze.
the one and only.....the greatest of all times.i saw all those finals on tv and from that moment i loved chicago bulls and michael jordan.that team was great
the game he played was not just a basketball game but a piece of art... amazing
MJ is my childhood and 90% of my memory about basketball.
In June people will see the one and only TRUE GOAT. All you young bucks don't understand how great MJ was. This man would play golf all day drink beer and smoke cigars then later that night play basketball and dominate. That's how good he was. He never sat out to rest like today's pussy players do, he played as much as he could and was dominating through the age of 35. Even when he played for the Wizards he avg 20 points a game that was unheard of at his age. There will never be another MJ nobody comes close. Only people that grew up watching him will know who the greatest of all time was is and ever will be.
He average 25pts with wizard corrections
6-0 6 finals mvps NO DEBATE
One on 1 he was a musician on the court that’s for sure . He’ll kill you with his kindness that’s for sure . Never will be another MJ !
Lmaoo After Watching This... Kobe Better.
That's right the GOAT is LONZO BALL
I was so happy at age 43 now coz i ever see how great this player,see him through live tv,i feel like have a hero through him, man he is black but no one dare to mock or taunt him,he was truly idol of my entire life,we can see a great person and great athlete in him
The 90’s in 4K is crazyy
If you have a 4k tv, put this on full screen, beautiful! Props to whoever made this video.
I can even find any words to describe his greatness. He is the G.O.A.T. period.
perfect height, body, sexy moves, sexy dribbles, beautiful fadeaway shot. Goat
90s is the last era of great footwork... Lost art nowadays.
Nowadays they all 3 point superstars lol🤣
Great footwork is an art
Greatest video i ever seen. the quality and camera angles are second to none. wow
A tear just came out of my eye.😥
The grace the tenacity the competitiveness and the will to win.
There is only one JORDAN. And that is Michael Jordan.
MJ is the greatest basketball player of all times ! There will never be another Michael Jordan and he is not comparable to anyone playing in the NBA thus far.
I remember watching these games. It was magical. I was in my early teenage years, waking up in 2/3/4 am in mid 90's to watch them since I'm living in Europe. Every game MJ played felt like a movie. When MJ retired I completely stopped watching basketball. He made basketball look like an art form. Basketball halls were always full. Everyone wanted to see him play. I don't care who you compare him to, but you'll never find a better and more complete player and athlete. It's not only about his skills, but also mentality and motivation and how he pushed the whole team to be on his level. He's The Supreme Master. I'm thrilled that I was able to witness those events by myself. Thank you MJ. Love you forever.
Fun facts “ so When their was a rumor that he was making his first come back I bought my tickets 3 months in advance Vs Celtics and I believe it was the second game anyhow I about a pair so my older brother asked me “hey can i join with you I said kindly NO bc he never believe in me that mj was making a come back .. so instead I took my younger brother .. so the experience was unreal really; just amazing . It was the year I moved from Minnesota to Boston . I witness a legend in person it was priceless . Oh yeah he also scored 35pts .
MJ in every way, I just don’t fade-away 🥇
this mans footwork was phenomenal- and kobe stole it all... a smart man.
This is the NBA I grew up with. Not the bunch of superfluous-overhyped-me-first sissies we have on court now. An elbow from the mailman would knock off the heads of KD, Harden (Artest's elbow was just a pat), etc. NBA on NBC was a treat for the family and for my buddies at the Sports Bar. When the comish David Stern decided to go Global so as to get more audience to buy NBA stuff, the quality we always were used to went south. So far, Mr Adam Silver hasn't done anything in his power to rectify this tremendous faux pas. I miss the real NBA ... RIP.
same i miss the oldschool NBA
Dennis Rodman probably would get ejected 1 min into the game with today's standard.... miss the old school NBA.
The league is better than it's ever been but they do call too many sissy fouls, an they should bring back hand checking to a certain extent
R.i.p.
Agreed!!! I’m 41 now and this era is what I grewup watching. Hard to compare anything to this era of basketball. Not even close. Just the way players carried themselves. Classy and professional. No showboating. No attention addicts. Just business and play and all the fame and fortune came with it. Things change I understand that. For it to change to what we have now is a dam travesty. 🤦🏽♂️😔
Who is watching this after the trailer for new espn series next year?
Mark Appiah I AM CANT WAIT
I am and I'm not even a Bulls nor I never rooted for MJ but no one can't deny he was a legend and those Bulls teams were like a rock and roll band. Even females who didn't like basketball knew about Michael Jordan and that was insane to me and my friends
Mark Appiah Can't wait for the documentary in June
That looks so awesome... brings me back to my childhood... MJ is the greatest ever, that bulls team is the greatest ever..
They went to Jordan and said we would like to do a 30 for 30 and Jordan said no, 10..... 10 30 for 30’s
So it begs the question will Kobe go for 11?
I think nothing does MJ justice like the return in the nba.
I am optimus prime and I am here to win 3 more rings. and the dude fucking did it.
I lived in that era. I remember the rockets fans. the knicks fans. the pacers fans. optimus prime won.
MJ was gifted with a thousand post moves matching with high basketball IQ and a killer fade away shot. GOAT. Jordan brand speaks it loudly...
Them beatin Utah in ‘98 really broke my heart bcuz I thought Utah had the best team in the nba. The Bulls had Jordan and that was the difference.
Year 96,97,98 Bulls is Unstopable
Pippen, Rodman, Harper, Kukoc, Kerr, etc...
@gerizzyYMcrew Wrong. Maybe for the first third or so of the season while Pippen was out, but Chicago wouldn't have won without all of the pieces they had in place. MJ is by far the GOAT in my eyes, but to suggest that his team around him had little to do with their dominance is absurd. Jordan was 35 years old. He without a doubt lost a part of his game under the rim. That's not to say that he lost it entirely, but if you go look at the years after his baseball hiatus, you'll clearly see that he began to favor his signature midrange fadeaway over his under-rim acrobatics. The year prior to Pippen's injury, he led the team in both steals and assists if i'm not mistaken, and was second in scoring. Had he gotten traded away like he wanted, they without a doubt lost in the finals to Utah. Everyone who goes on saying that Michael was the team wasn't paying attention to Pippen. Unfortunately he will forever be in MJ's shadow undoubtedly due to MJ's personality and drive, but Pippen was the second best player in the league at the time in my opinion. His defense was unbreakable, and his ability to score opened Jordan's game up even more. Same with Kerr and Kukoc. Both great shooters that made it harder for defenses to cover everyone. Rodman was one of the most ferocious rebounders in the history of the NBA. You take away either Pippen or two of the three others, and the entire season could have turned out differently. Jerry Kraus was a rat of a man, but god damn did he know how to assemble a team.
Don't forget about The Worm. Rodman threw a monkey wrench in a lot of the other team's plays.
@@craxypackets totally agree
*MJ = PURE ARTISTRY*
The GOAT 👑👑👑👑
I wish I could have seen one game live while MJ was playing. Everyone in the crowd lucky be you.
It was great! Got to watch him come into the league and watched his rise.
Growing up in Chicago those were the great old days. Everyone made plans in June to get together and watch and party and celebrate. Thank you Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls for many many great memories.
Soo nobody’s gonna acknowledge the fact that the music behind the video is amazing?
Music? Please
Yeah it's kind of a heroic theme.The name is final striker
what's the music name?
actualy its not the original music of that vid. he edit3d it to make this hims
That crossover move on Russell for the game winner has been played millions of times around the world.
You're the only goat in the history of the NBA Michael Jordan. only you! Salute!
Damn thosw fade aways are gorgeous
Always will be the greatest! Thanks Mike ♥️
I don't think there will ever be a player greater than MJ.
Michael Jordan.....the best basketbal player of the world....I'm see this
No Kareem or lebron
Wish they had hd footage of his early years. I’m convinced that the grainy low quality video of his 80’s years is the reason kids doubt his GOATNESS. He was by far and away the best ever- in ANY sport.
Once upon a time when the NBA was Great!
I love watching this everyday
I was lucky enough to had witnessed the Bulls dynasty
Did you watch them live??
I think if you lived in Chicago during the Jordan era, you are one of the luckiest people on earth. I can't begin to imagine how it must've felt.
Same!
@@difidon I wish I did but I was 13. I watched all his games! Gosh I miss those days.
tafnam same
It was so amazing that I was 15 and watching game 6 while taking a math exam in Taiwan. Though watching it during an exam was definitely NOT allowed, my math teacher even came to watch the game with me. I guess that was how charming the whole NBA and Michael Jordan were to people in that era.
Grew up watching him even from the nose bleed section, just being there with my family in the old united center and new was more than amazing experience for me. The love i had for the nba isnt the same as 2k era. Miss the old days..
The world will never see again an athlete like him..... Goat
This video deserves more views...
MJ the Real GOAT😎😎😎😎💪💪💪💪💪💪💪from🇵🇭👊👊👊
pasing untay You know basketball for sure😊
@@andytan911 yup that's my fav sports,but im not a prof.player 😸😸😸😸😸😸
LBJ is the GOAT Going On Another Team(Lakers) searching for a ring😆😄😁🤣😅🤪😃😊😛😙😇
"The Bulls win 88-83."
That's how difficult it was to score back in the day. When you have the GOAT on one team and the original Splash Father on the other, and the score is just in the 80-point mark, you know they went to war.
Jerald Vincent Zumel The D back in the days was some real D
@@tszkinleung5310 exactly. How many screens did MJ have to fight off chasing Reggie? And switches wasnt a thing back then. Dudes fought off screen while their arms were getting pulled. Slight ass bumps were not called, and let's not talk about the Indy's Davis Boys and Smits, and NY's Mason, Oakley and Ewing all waiting to smack you in the paint. We havent even touched elite perimeter hand checkers like Derek Harper, Payton and Dumars. Or elite shot blockers like Mutombo, Mourning and Admiral.
The defense back then was just suffocating on any part of the floor.
To be fair the pace was a lot slower back then
@@MrSkeleton131 @Warden Freeman perhaps. But you kinda need to put it into context. The handcheck rule gave offensive players more freedom to move around the court which resulted to more uncontested 3s and drives. This gave players like Curry and Harden more freedom to dance around in iso and do their thing. The 80s and 90s were a totally different jungle, the reason why the pace looked slower. Offensive players had to rely on actual fundamentals and strength to be able to put up a shot. Halfcourt sets were a necessity and you didnt usually see transition plays unless it came from a turnover. Players like Mike, Bird, McHale and Barkley among others really needed to work hard for their shots.
TRUE
now？just soft，softest
I respectfully disagree with what Michael said at the end. There will never be another player greater than Michael Jordan. EVER!
Dude Michael Jordan is the only person ever that can be Michael Jordan......he is the Goat of Basketball period
I played high school ball and he is the reason!! He was magical
the greatest of all the time
*AIR JORDAN 💯💞
PERIOD
I truly look up to this man, he made mistakes but he is a hero to me. Long live the legend, the greatest to every play the game Michael Jordan. This man literally inspired me to go after my dreams. Saw him play one game on tv, changed my life idk what game it was but to see him play to see how he would move.... just woww. The opening to space jam says it all. A dreamer got to dream
Thanks for being you Michael, I may never meet you but you helped
Michael looks amazing so suit fit. Unbelievable
That was the best angle that CLEARLY shows no push off. Please end this debate now.
It was basically discussed in "The Last Dance". It wasn't a push off. To paraphrase Bob Costas, it was like ushering a customer to sit on a chair. Russell was already moving when MJ stopped on a dime in that step back.
this is the old version of MJ, imagine how great he was when he was still young....
@MOXXZ1990s Bird "swept" as part of a legendary team filled with future HoFers. Jordan was playing with a bunch of bush league scrubs and he had just entered the league. Get your facts right.
This is perhaps one of the best videos I've seen in my life