Michael Jordan Subject of Hate Tour Launched By Ex-Teammate Scottie Pippen

Scottie Pippen's disdain for Michael Jordan is headed to a city near you. Pippen will be joined by two of MJ's ex-Bulls teammates (and critics) to headline an overseas tour, with a mission to refute the Jordan-centered ESPN documentary, "The Last Dance." 

Former Bulls players Horace Grant and Luc Longley will join Pippen to ‘pull back the curtain’ on the dynastic 90s Bulls team; positing juicy details that didn't make "The Last Dance's" final cut.

Treating the announcement of their "No Bullsh*t" tour like the introduction of the Miami Heat's Big 3, Pippen, Grant and Longley boldly announced that they're ready to go against the narrative and present a side to those winning years in Chicago never before heard by the people of Australia and New Zealand.

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Pippen's post-career image largely centers around his vitriol for Jordan, whom he calls the "worst teammate" ever. The longtime No. 2 man on the Bulls looks to capitalize off his pre-existing hate for MJ while piggybacking off the success of MJ's "Last Dance," which has already been out for more than three years.

Horace Grant came out swinging, throwing a jab at Dennis Rodman along the way.

"Well, as you know me, I speak my mind, and it's going to be a 'No Bullsh*t' tour. Believe me, I tell you this," Grant said. "The X factor in the first three and the second three, I would have kicked Dennis Rodman's ass. Come out, get the tickets, and you'll hear a lot."

The event's description reads:

"Hosted by actor and entertainer, Shane Jacobson, the ‘NO BULL’ tour will present Aussie basketball fans a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to get unprecedented access to what it was like playing with Michael Jordan, being coached by mastermind Phil Jackson, the adversity faced during the championship years and more."

Marketing material for the "No Bullsh*t" tour proudly boasted the combined 13 NBA championship rings between the three players — all won alongside, and because of, the greatness of Jordan.

Also, Marcus Jordan's (MJ's son) decision to date Scottie's ex-wife (Larsa Pippen) and launch a raunchy podcast with her didn't help mend the Jordan-Pippen connection in any way.

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