Michael Jordan Refuses $100M for a 30-Second Super Bowl Spot With Lebron James: “Not On Your Life”

It has been reported that Michael Jordan, a legendary figure in the world of basketball, has declined a hefty offer to star in a thirty-second ad for the Super Bowl that is said to be worth one hundred million dollars. What is the reason? Instead of working together with his contemporary counterpart, LeBron James, he has decided not to do so.

Ferrari reportedly approached the Los Angeles Lakers organisation and asked for the waiver of LeBron James’ image and name rights for the ad, according to sources within the organisation from within the organisation. When it came to Michael Jordan, Nike was also approached with a request of a similar nature.

The rejection of Jordan was verified by Joe Barron, the Vice President of Public Relations at Nike. Barron stated, “There was no way he was going to spend any time on a set with LeBron.” Eleven times a day, on average, he refers to the individual as a crybaby.

Tara Newhole, a journalist for ALLOD, made an effort to independently verify this information; but, she was unable to discover proof that supported her claims, which is why this article should be considered an exclusive.

Because of this discovery, discussions have been triggered all across the world of sports and advertising, bringing attention to the constant competition and tension that exists between Jordan and James.

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Although attempts to get in touch with Jordan and James for a response were unsuccessful, their joint spokesperson, Joe Barron, cautioned against conducting any more inquiries and suggested that harassment charges may be brought against any of them.