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Michael Jordan

When someone says the name Michael Jordan, the first thing that comes to mind is basketball, The Chicago Bulls and Nike shoes. Through the years, Michael Jordan has proved time and time again that he is the greatest basketball player ever, and by performing in this rapidly expanding sporting field, he has gained tremendous popularity throughout the world. People of all ages and from all nationalities have gathered to watch him play. A journalist states ?even your Aunt Matilda might not know nothing about basketball, liked watching him play? (Jonathon 1999:58). Jordan has become more than just an entertainer. He is a hero and a role model amongst basketball spectators. Johnson claims that ?he is the most famous American in the world? (ibid.). Perhaps he was born to be the best.

Even though he is a star, Michael?s childhood had been very distressing. In fact, Michael Jordan was nearly miscarried by his mother. His nose bled from birth till he was five, he nearly suffocated when he fell behind the bed as a baby and nearly killed himself when an electrocution threw him three feet. In Jordan?s own words, he exclaims

I mean my girlfriend got swept in a flood and drowned when we were in college. Another time, I was swimming with a


But the anxiety of the spectators only lasted till the end of 1997. By far, the Chicago Bulls had been hit the hardest with the news of Jordan?s retirement. The breakup arose when the management refused to pay Phil Jackson, coach of the Chicago Bulls, what he deserved after bringing six NBA championships to the Bulls. When Jackson abandoned the team, Jordan refused to play for a new coach. After Jordan officially announced his retirement, basketball great, Scottie Pippen was traded to the Houston Rockets. Only four players of the previous year?s team still remained on the Chicago Bulls. Stein considers ?many have made the prediction that the bulls will lose mare games in this shortened season than they did all last year? (Stein 1999).

Ø Lazenby, R (1995) ?Blood on the Horns?, New York, Nelson

Ø Greene, B (1995) ?Rebound: The Odyssey of Michael Jordan?, New York, Viking

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