“Calls me an A**Hole”: Pistons Legend Isiah Thomas Revives Feud With Michael Jordan in Recent Confession
There are no indicators that the long-running dispute between Michael Jordan and Isiah Thomas will end. The renowned documentary “The Last Dance” brought up issues between the two that had never quite been mended. This is the never-ending feud. Isiah Thomas reignited his bitter rivalry with Michael Jordan by criticizing Jordan’s portrayal of Thomas in the ESPN documentary “The Last Dance” in recent remarks. In an interview with Greece’s Cosmote TV, which has the country’s NBA broadcast rights, Thomas made his remarks.
These are the instances that Thomas is referencing, along with the contentious rivalry between the Chicago Bulls and the Detroit Pistons that dominate Jordan’s documentary.
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Isiah Thomas continues feud with Michael Jordan
Thomas has acknowledged that he felt abused in the documentary in a statement that was made public by Eurohoops.
“When I was watching “The Last Dance,” I’m sitting there, and I’m watching it with my family, and I’m thinking everything is good,” Thomas said, as per EuroHoops.
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“And then this guy comes on television and he says that he hates me, and then he calls me an a**hole. And then I proceed to watch a whole documentary about him being an a**hole. I’m like wait a minute, time out. Until I get a public apology, this beef is gonna go on for a long, long time, cause I’m from the west side of Chicago.”
The past two times they defeated the Bulls, a Thomas-led Pistons squad won it. They used a unique strategy to restrain Jordan by never allowing him to take the air, and if they did, they would hit him right after. When discussing his rivalry with the Detroit Pistons in the late 1980s and early 1990s and his troubled relationship with Isiah Thomas, Michael Jordan didn’t hold back in “The Last Dance.”
By 2022, neither side had given ground. Jordan and Thomas’ feud began in 1991, the same year that the Pistons point guard and his teammates infamously left the field without shaking any Bulls players’ hands with 7.9 seconds left on the clock.
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