“He didn’t go through Kareem, Bird and Magic” Isiah Thomas claims his life story was STOLEN to make Michael Jordan look like a hero in Last Dance

Led by Jordan and Thomas, these teams were so good they made the game look like a breeze and absolutely dominated the league in their day. While Isiah Thomas made sure his team played well and contributed to the wins with his creativity, movement and passing, Jordan was absolutely dominant and both produced great results! And this led to the start of the rivalry between the two, which has been going on since the 80’s and has recently been revived after some comments from Thomas about Jordan.

Let’s take a closer look at this sequence where Isiah Thomas slammed Michael Jordan for pretending to be awesome and explained that the story being told of Jordan’s greatness was actually his and he was the true recipient of that praise .

Isiah Thomas opens up about never-ending rivalry with Michael Jordan

On the podcast “Point Forward” with Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner, Isiah Thomas broke out about Michael Jordan when he visited their rivalry and spoke about how Jordan would be nothing without the story he stole from Thomas. He seemed particularly pissed off at Jordan’s Netflix docu-series The Last Dance, which was based on Jordan’s life and struggles in the league he dominated, and that was something that hit Thomas hard and didn’t really enjoy him at all, as he felt his story was being told, not Jordan’s.

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Thomas started and said: “So this whole narrative about ‘Jordan’ went through [Larry] Bird, he went through Magic [Johnson]he went through Kareem [Abdul-Jabbar].’ Nooooo. time out This is my story! This is not Jordan’s story‘ and then it followed with, “Jordan didn’t go through Magic, Kareem, Bird if I remember correctly. Jordan hit, he hit us [the Bad Boys Detroit Pistons] ’91 at the end, and then he hit [Charles] Barkley, Shawn Kemp, Karl Malone, Patrick Ewing. Those were the people he hit. He didn’t beat Magic, Bird, and Kareem. But you’ve all been sold this story, ‘Oh, he came down in the ’80s.’ No no no no no.”

The relationship between the two players doesn’t seem to have healed and still remains salty, as seen even in NBA 75^th Anniversary team celebration where both did not face each other or speak to each other, although they were physically close.

The facts given by Thomas don’t sit very well with people around the world as Jordan played against Magic Johonson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and beat them several times and even if Jordan didn’t win against Larry Bird he made it in to perform commendably in these games and put up a hard fight against them.

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