Michael Jordan won 6 NBA championships with the Chicago Bulls and never lost in the Finals
• Earned 6 NBA Finals MVP awards, showing he performed best on the biggest stage
• Won 5 regular-season MVP awards during a highly competitive era
• Dominated scoring with 10 scoring titles which is more than any player in NBA history
• Known for elite two-way play, including 9 All-Defensive First Team selections
• Famous for clutch performances and game-winning shots under pressure
• Had a major cultural impact, helping globalize basketball and the NBA
• Inspired generations of players and fans with his work ethic and competitiveness
• Excelled in big moments, including iconic performances like “The Flu Game”
• Maintained a winning mentality and leadership style that elevated his teammates

I love that he brought his teammates for his 2nd MVP award. He made it about the TEAM!!!!

This ought to be watched by anyone doubting Jordan's greatness. Fantastic video as always.

31/6/11 in the 1991 NBA Finals


With 2.8 Steals and 1.4 Blocks per game .


Jordan was the Facilitator, Volume Scorer, steal artist, and rim protector

All in the same game.

You have to do the other 5 at this point

O we getting a movie this week? Ahh hell yeah!! 🔥🔥😊

This was so good uncut

Oooh I've been waiting for this one! Liked and hyped!

These videos take a lot of hard work by researching TRUE AND FACTUAL information, script planning, recording and editing! To make an hour length video that covers all those things IS NOT EASY!!!. So I think we should give Uncut Hoops a MASSIVE round of applause for these videos, these videos especially as it isn't easy making a 1 hour video that is basketball related, let alone any sport.

I'm always in awe of how much he appreciated his teammates

Jordan dominated the regular season like Wilt Chamberlain and the playoffs like Bill Russell - no one even comes close to him

What????? did Jordan just say when he accepted his MVP awards he wanted his teammates to be up there with him? Wow I thought Jordan was selfish and a ball hog

Load Management back then was blowing a team out and sitting the starters in the fourth quarter. Now it's taking whole games off.

To be regarded as the "GOAT" even before winning  a championship, especially by his superiors Magic and larry, tells you he is the greatest.

History has unfortunately smoothed over and forgotten just how good that Lakers team they beat was, because everyone reduces the narrative into "that was Magic without Kareem." That team was incredibly good, Magic was still Magic, and they were the favorites going into that series for a reason. People shouldn't diminish how impressive the Bulls' performance against them was by diminishing how good the Lakers were.

Thanks for putting this video together. I'm getting chills and flashbacks watching this because I was able to be apart of this up close in real time as a 20yo Southside of Chicago native in 1991. The city was so electric every year during the playoffs.

The biggest thing about this film is how easy it looks, no wasted motion, id go far as to say basketball perfected, everything so smooth so simple no extra dribbles no wasted movement I mean it’s like almost incomprehensible how clearly above Jordan was. It’s literally like everyone is moving slower than him out there

This has long been my favorite NBA commentary channel... But this is your " Tour De Force" work, your legacy production... Great job, please keep up the outstanding work you do...

People don’t even know that he had people who were doubting him and that he wasn’t always praised and glorified

Mike did WAY more with WAY less. Literally started from the bottom, didn't jump ship when shit was rough, stayed true to the grind and peaked at Everest. "That's why he's the GOAT!! THE GOAT!!!"