Revealing the story of Madonna’s refusal to praise Michael Jordan, who starred in the NBA | football | Sports

documentary the last dance He brought back to the fore the number of stories that emerged in the ’90s in the locker room of the Chicago Bulls, a legendary team led by Michael Jordan that got people talking off the pitches.

Although it has been some time since the documentary aired Netflix, Unknown stories continue to emerge until now that surprise fans of this team and current NBA fans, the newspapers publish as From Spain.

Stars Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen and Madonna

Many will know Johnny Bach, who was an assistant coach for the Chicago Bulls and now wants to get back to the front and talk about one of his lesser-known locker room stories.

Its heroes are none other than Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen and the famous Madonna, and about how these three characters are connected in the story, the answer can be imagined.

“Madonna used to take Pippen in a limousine with a Jacuzzi every time we went to L.A., and Jordan always tried to seduce her,” Johnny Bach recently began learning about that episode.

It was usually Michael Jordan who used to “outperform” Pippen on the court, though roles seem to have been switched away from her. Madonna sparked a fit of jealousy in Jordan, she did not give up and favored her teammate, with everything she meant.

“You should have seen the girls Pippen was waiting for him everywhere we went. Madonna used to take him in a limo every time we went to Los Angeles. Michael used to tell her he could better satisfy her, and Madonna replied, ‘No chance’ So,” Johnny Bach detailed about the day the Queen of Pop turned down one of the best players in NBA history.

However, Scottie Pippen wasn’t the only one who had Madonna set her sights on that wardrobe. Among the other stories that the documentary has skipped are those he saw with the always-controversial Dennis Rodman: “Madonna told me that if I carried her she would give me $20 million. He was playing in Vegas when he called to tell me he was ovulating. “I’ll be there in five hours,” Rodman remembers. (Dr)