There are many Air Jordan Retros to choose from, but an OG colorway is always a sound choice. Thus, the Air Jordan 2 Retro Low that drops on May 21 is not one to snooze on.
One of the greatest basketball players of all time can not take a joke. Michael Jordan is “not a fan” of the Jordan crying face meme that is spreading all over the internet.
Ja Rule can’t win for losing. The Queens rapper tweeted a fake article about the Michael Jordan crying meme, and is getting fried on the Internets for his struggle.
And just like that, the holy grails have been discovered. No, we’re not talking about the chalice from which Jesus Christ drank out of at the last supper. We’re talking about a pair of the original game worn by Michael Jordan Olympic Air Jordan VII’s in which he and the Dream Team annihilated every participating […]
With North Carolina playing Villanova for the NCAA National Championship tonight (April 4), it was a given that Michael Jordan would be in attendance. Thus, the Michael Jordan crying meme started flourishing on Twitter when the cameras caught Air Jordan on the TV screen.
Even in retirement Michael “Air” Jordan continues to prove that he will not lose. Forbes recently released their list of the worlds highest paid retired athletes and naturally at the top of list was none other than his Airness himself.
The Michael Jordan crying face meme remains undefeated on these Internets when it comes to jokes and slander. It turns out Air Jordan himself has no problem with people using it, so long as you don’t try to make money off of it.
“Jumpman, Jumpman, Jumpman.”
Stephon Marbury‘s glory days in the NBA are well behind him now, but he’s currently a superstar in the Chinese Basketball Association. Marbury took to Twitter to not only announce the rebooting of his budget Starbury shoe and apparel line but also took shots at Michael Jordan in the process.
Don’t mess with Michael Jordan’s brand or it will cost you. The Hall of Fame basketball won an $8.9M judgement against a grocery story chain that used his name without his permission back in 2009.
By a stroke of luck, Khalid Ali, a ballboy for the Los Angeles Lakers during the 1984-1985 season, received an autographed pair of game-worn Nikes from Michael Jordan, a rookie at the time. Fast forward over 30 years, the very same sneaker earned him a major payday.
Michael Jordan and Tom Brady were spotted playing pickup basketball in the Bahamas. Yeah, the GOAT NFL QB and GOAT NBA shooting guard were on the same court, getting buckets.
