As ex-NBA star Scottie Pippen announced, the “No Bulls Tour” has officially started. Together with other players from the Chicago Bulls dynasty at the time, he also wanted to comment on a “misleading documentary”.
Chicago’s former “number two” will be accompanied on the tour of Australia by Luc Longley and Horace Grant. Together they want to tell “some of the great stories of this great time.”
The tour takes place in cooperation with the Australian basketball league “National Basketball League” (NBL). In the coming weeks, the trio want to visit the Melbourne, Sydney and Tasmania regions and get back in touch with the fans.
NBA: “No Bulls Tour” wants to create a counter-narrative to “The Last Dance”.
Unofficially, it is believed that the tour could be Pippen’s attempt to create a counter-narrative to the Netflix documentary “The Last Dance.” In the past he had often expressed criticism about it and suggested that the series was too focused on Michael Jordan.
Horace Grant also made no secret of his displeasure about this. “Many people would like to question us about this misleading documentation, instead get the tickets and you will hear a lot.”
Criticism of the announcement of the “No Bull Tour” came from well-known ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith, among others. “Scottie Pippen is going to embarrass himself. Everyone knows he is not and never was Michael Jordan.”
Former NBA star Gilbert Arenas was even more blunt: “I don’t want to hear you motherf**ers complain about what someone said or did to you if it led to a ring.”
2024-02-25 06:33:00
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