That's what Jordan did, tapping contemporary sculptor and multidisciplinary artist Michael Enn Sirvet to create a 9-by-4-foot aluminum table with 32,292 holes in honor of Jordan's career points total. Michael Jordan had a table with 32,292 holes created in honor of his NBA career points total. Photo by Michael Enn Sirvet Michael Jordan: The weather forecaster?

Elevate your decor with our high-resolution canvas prints of the greatest NBA player of all time. Our bundles also make the perfect gift for family, friends, and colleagues looking to surround themselves with work that motivates them to go beyond their limits and achieve their greatest feats. In 2017, former NBA photographer Nathaniel Butler, who covered the 1992 Dream Team, said in an interview with Slam's " Respect the Game" podcast that Jordan bought a pingpong table. I have no interest in going there," Jordan told David Falk, his agent at the time, in 1984 about meeting with Nike. "Just do what you need to do to get me with Adidas." The "Frame to Fame" canvas wall piece depicts three single frames of Michael Jordan during the 1987 Slam Dunk Contest. Each image portrays him in mid-air, appearing to fly above the crowd while making an incredible dunk that won him the contest and proved his athletic excellence. Our print art products are made from the finest materials, using 250gsm Hot Press archival cotton rag museum-grade paper, providing you with the highest quality images with the longest durability compared to other print materials.Jordan's venture in esports comes after he refused to opt in to the NBA's shared license agreement for video games during his basketball career. Two clinics in Charlotte Our canvas wall art is exclusively made using eco-friendly materials. We use UL Ecologo and UL Greenguard Gold-Certified 1 Water-based HP latex inks that provide superior image quality while also promoting sustainable print practices. In 1993, Dr. Stanford Shulman, who at the time was the chief of infectious diseases at what was then called Children's Memorial Hospital in Chicago, named a newly discovered salmonella strain after Jordan, calling it "Salmonella mjordan." Michael -- well, Mike -- Jordan was placed on the junior varsity level. Uh-huh? He was placed on the junior varsity level. He wasn't cut away from the game that made him," Herring said during a 2012 interview with Sports Illustrated. Jordan's career on the hardwood is well documented, but so is his life off the court. From his business endeavors to his love for cigars, there's a lot more to Jordan than fadeaway jumpers and high-flying dunks. And no, we aren't just talking about his minor league baseball stint or his role in the 1996 film "Space Jam" -- stories that have been told repeatedly.

Place one on your wall and reflect not just on some of the greatest moments in sports history but on the drive and determination of a legend who made it all possible. Style Any Room With Our Bundled Michael Jordan Canvas Art There are few athletes who are so iconic that their very image instills inspiration and motivation --- and Michael Jordan remains among those timeless few. Well, Jordan wasn't cut from his high school team. According to his former high school coach, Clifton "Pop" Herring, he just missed out on the varsity squad. On the court, Jordan played in the NBA for 15 seasons, winning six championships with the Chicago Bulls. Jordan finished his career with the Washington Wizards, but those seasons were less memorable. Jordan's basketball accolades include six NBA Finals MVPs, five MVP awards and 14 All-Star nods.Jordan's disdain for losing was evident during a pingpong tournament among players on the 1992 Olympic "Dream Team." Christian Laettner said he got the best of Jordan, and the six-time champ took it personally. Jordan left the University of North Carolina in 1984 to pursue his NBA dreams but returned and received his bachelor's degree in cultural geography in 1986. According to The Washington Post, Jordan had aspirations of becoming a meteorologist. They used to call me Magic Jordan. My first car had a license plate with Magic Jordan on it. It was a 1976 Grand Prix," Jordan said during a 1992 interview with Playboy magazine. A kind gesture I played everyone, and Jordan and I finally played. I beat him that first night, and I've heard over the last 25 years that he had a pingpong table brought into his hotel room so he could practice a little bit," Laettner said during an interview with " The Layup Line" podcast in 2019. For a wider shot of his incredible leap, we also have the "Frozen in Time" Michael Jordan canvas poster, illustrating him at the 1988 Slam Dunk Content, which shows him appearing to walk on air as he attempts a slam dunk.

Among Jordan's charitable contributions are two medical clinics he helped fund in Charlotte, North Carolina. The first Novant Health Michael Jordan Family Medical Clinic opened in 2019 and the second in 2020. Both are set up to serve communities with little or no health care. Pieces such as the "Flight Test", "Zero Gravity", and "Under Water" printed canvas art may draw a smile, showing the NBA legend dunking at high altitudes and beneath the ocean's surface. However, they will also emphasize his achievement as one of the hardest-working players in the sport, inspiring you or the ambitious Chicago Bulls fan you know to push past your limits and reach new heights. Frame The Most Historic Michael Jordan Moments With Our Art To see how this has evolved over the last year is gratifying. It makes me want to continue doing more so that we can keep answering the bell when the bell is ringing," Jordan said in a video for the opening of his second clinic, according to CNN.He had a pingpong table delivered up to his room. No one knew about it. And he was practicing for the rematch. They had a rematch two days later, three days later. It was [something like] 21-4. He [Jordan] destroyed him," Butler said. Historic ownership In addition, we use an acid-free Giclee print process that ensures each piece has a durable, archival-quality print that will last for years. There is a reason you call somebody 'the Michael Jordan of,'" Obama said. "The Michael Jordan of neurosurgery or the Michael Jordan of rabbis or the Michael Jordan of outrigger canoeing. Everyone knows what you're talking about." In 1991, Jordan smoked his first cigar after winning the NBA title. In 1993, he included a smoke as a part of his pregame routine.