ESPN’s docuseries, “The Last Dance,” featuring legends like Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen, was a global sensation. It succeeded in captivating audiences during the challenging times of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, not everyone shared the enthusiasm. In his memoir, “Unguarded,” 6x champion Scottie Pippen expressed his discontent with the documentary. 

However, recently, the Bulls champ seems to have a different opinion about the docuseries. In his latest interview, the 6x champion was asked about his opinion on it. In response, the legend shared, “I thought it was a special moment for us to really relive some of the greatest times in basketball history.” He further added, “I think during the pandemic everyone sitting home it was more like an educational tour… we were able to win six titles um over a decade and that’s pretty high accomplishment.”

The Bulls champ seemed to praise the series as well as what was shown. This statement is quite contradictory to what Pippen had previously mentioned in his book. In his book, he mentioned how wasn’t impressed by how he was portrayed on the show.

Despite Michael Jordan calling Pippen his best teammate in the series, the champ wasn’t happy about it. He said, “He (Jordan) couldn’t have been more condescending if he tried.” Pippen’s latest statement of appreciating the Last Dance comes just days after the announcement of his most talked about endeavor, the “No Bulls” tour.

Is Scottie Pippen’s “No Bulls” tour anti Michael Jordan?

NBA enthusiasts are in for a riveting experience as basketball legends Pippen, Horace Grant, and Luc Longley joined forces to present an unfiltered version of the Chicago Bulls’ ’90s triumphs. Dissatisfied with the portrayal of their era in the acclaimed documentary series, the trio claimed that the series unfairly spotlighted Michael Jordan. 

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This discontent has given rise to the ‘No Bulls’ tour event to offer fans a candid perspective on the Bulls’ victories and the dynamics within the team. However, this move has not been without controversy, with fans labeling it as “Anti Jordan.” 

In collaboration with the Australia National Basketball League, the tournament has commenced in Tasmania and is set to be held in Melbourne and Sydney. While fans eagerly anticipate the revelations promised by Pippen, the tournament has sparked intense debate among enthusiasts. As opinions continue to pour in, do share your thoughts on this in the comments section below.

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