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NASHVILLE, TN – JUNE 25: Michael Jordan, co-owner of 23xi racing and NBA, Basketball Herren, USA legend watching the action on pit road during qualfying for the 2nd annual Ally 400 on June 25, 2022 at Nashville SuperSpeedway in Nashville, TN. Photo by Jeff Robinson/Icon Sportswire AUTO: JUN 25 NASCAR, Motorsport, USA Cup Series – Ally 400 Icon220625931400

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NASHVILLE, TN – JUNE 25: Michael Jordan, co-owner of 23xi racing and NBA, Basketball Herren, USA legend watching the action on pit road during qualfying for the 2nd annual Ally 400 on June 25, 2022 at Nashville SuperSpeedway in Nashville, TN. Photo by Jeff Robinson/Icon Sportswire AUTO: JUN 25 NASCAR, Motorsport, USA Cup Series – Ally 400 Icon220625931400
The heir to the ‘Air Jordan’ brand is no stranger to the limelight. Following the revelation of photographs revealing a personal business, the son of Michael Jordan has found himself at the focus of suspicion and intrigue. Although he denounced the claims as “inaccurate,” and remained tight-lipped about his plans, the 32-year-old has left the sneaker community in suspense.
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However, his journey into the world of footwear has taken on a life of its own, with fans and media alike eager to discover more about his alleged initiative.
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Are Michael Jordan and his son dropping Air Jordan 1 Lows?
Marcus Jordan has been working closely with his father’s sneaker empire for years. He has used his abundant creative skills to design several top-selling sneakers, while also finding new ways to pay homage to Mike. However, a leaked Air Jordan 1 rumor became the focus of his conversation during a recent podcast conversation.
On the latest episode of the Sneaky Leak podcast, he revealed that Air Jordan 1 Lows are coming soon thanks to a partnership with the Orlando-based store Trophy Room, founded by Marcus himself.
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Marcus claimed that when he creates, he always wants the narrative to be true to life and, by adding a twist, to somehow relate to his father. When he was questioned if there would be small sizes, he replied that it would be taken down to men’s size 4.
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It will be available in Black/Sail/Metallic Gold color variants. Marcus also made an impression that the Jordan 1 Low might come in two colorways. The Trophy Room x Air Jordan 1 Low is predicted to drop on Feb. 15, 2024 as per Sneakerhead
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the highly regarded Jordan Brand
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Its design reworks Michael Jordan’s legendary first trademark sneaker, the Chicago Bulls colorway, with a sparkly frozen treatment that recalls MJ being “frozen out” of the 1985 NBA All-Star Game.
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Marcus Jordan hints at malpractice
The Trophy Room x Air Jordan 1, a shoe entangled in controversy and charges of retail swindle, is a style that has elicited such strong responses. Before they were officially released, someone posted pictures of the shoes on social media .
The 32-year-old thinks that some shady activity in the background caused the shoes to be leaked. He also revealed that the Trophy Room has not yet received any pairs. Marcus believes the shoes were leaked from the brand’s largest global distribution center in Memphis, Tennessee.
Funny thing is, We haven’t even paid for the sneakers yet😒 Up until recently, I wasn’t even told they were in America🇺🇸
TR has zero pairs🤨Shiesty brothers in Memphis acting funny, so the Family fixin’ it🏆™️
Y’all cute tho😊Program soon🔜 pic.twitter.com/stWxcTHIql
— Marcus Jordan (@HEIRMJ) December 4, 2020
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Marcus blamed it on burglars stealing them from a Nike distribution center. To add fuel to the fire, Jordan 1s hit the resale market in the weeks leading up to their official release.
Social media users started accusing Marcus of selling thousands of pairs early and profiting handsomely by reselling his own sneakers. Who do you think is to blame?
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