NBA: Michael Jordan was caught in a parking lot by young people, who would have been denied a photograph (video)

A video has been made viral in which it is appreciated Michael Jordanconsidered the best player in history, and owner of the Charlotte Hornets of the NBA, in which some young people captured it with their cell phone camerathey asked him for a photograph, and on the contrary he would have said no.

The moment was captured in what appears to be an apartment building parking lot, where the teens are heard saying they were waiting for LaMelo Ballstar of the Hornets, a team owned by de Jordan.

“That’s not LaMelo Ball, that’s Michael Jordan. Michael Jordan, can I take a picture?”, to which the legendary player and now owner would have replied “Put that garbage downstairs”, asking that they not take a video.

Criticism rains down on him.

The action of refusing to take a picture with a couple of young admirers has caused him a barrage of criticism on social networks, since many users assured that it did not cost him anything to attend to them.

Keep in mind, however, that Jordan has been in the public eye since the 1980’s when he was a part of the Chicago Bulls, and has probably served thousands of fans throughout his professional career to date, as well as sign another thousand-year-old number of autographs, so in a certain way, you can understand his fed up with this type of situation.

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in the documentary ‘last dance‘ of the streaming platform Netflix, published a couple of years ago, Jordan revealed in interviews that many times he could not even go out into the streets because of the number of people who had been waiting to see him, ask for a photograph, or autograph, something that Apparently, it will never end, being one of the greatest of all time.

I currently work as a web writer, specialized in NBA and NFL for Empresa EL DEBATE. I worked for 4 years and 5 months in the Sports section of the Printed Newspaper in Culiacán, covering various disciplines, being assigned to the source of Caballeros de Culiacán of CIBACOPA. I had the opportunity to cover the Barrios Basketball Tournament of EL DEBATE for 3 years, one in Mazatlán, 2 in Culiacán, as well as the National War Bands in Los Mochis. In the same way, I was present at various openings and closings of sporting events of the Company. My passion is basketball, so I am constantly researching burst sports, especially the NBA, and have created special works on relevant topics. I covered the Culiacán International Marathon twice, one of the most important events at the local and state level. I am an avid reader, who likes to constantly improve myself, both personally and professionally. I successfully attended the Digital Sports Journalism Workshop at the University of Guadalajara sponsored by EL DEBATE.

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