It’s an understatement to say that some Bulls didn’t appreciate the content of “The Last Dance,” the hit Netflix series about Michael Jordan’s Chicago years. Scottie Pippen even wrote a book about it “he couldn’t believe his eyes”. From now on, he has decided to move on to “stand-up” since you can buy tickets for the ” No Bull Tour“.
Produced in partnership with the NBL (the Australian basketball league), this “show” begins on February 23 in Tasmania, before heading to Melbourne and Sydney. Alongside Pippen, two teammates from the first “Three peat”, Horace Grant and Luc Longley.
“It will be the No Bullshit Tour » summarizes Horace Grant, who was very angry with Michael Jordan after the broadcast of the series.
Dismantling “a stupid documentary”
“They are lies, lies, nothing but lies”Grant explained about his role as “mole” for Sam Smith, author of “The Jordan Rules”. “If Jordan has a problem with me, let’s settle it like men. Let's talk about it. But he made his false statements about the source of this book. Sam Smith and I have always been friends, still are. But the locker room is a sanctuary and I never said anything personal. Smith was an investigative journalist. He assured that he had two sources to write his work. Why is Jordan targeting me? It’s resentment, that’s all it is. »
For Grant, it was because the public often questioned him about the series, and its veracity, that he, Pippen and Longley decided to give their version of the facts. “A lot of people want to ask us about this stupid documentary… Well, come buy tickets and you’ll learn a lot” he said during NBL trophy presentation evening.
