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Marcus Jordan Shares The Story About Beating His Dad, Michael Jordan, In 1-ON-1

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Not many can boast they beat Michael Jordan on the basketball court, but his seed claims he definitely did.

Marcus Jordan, son of Michael Jordan, knows that first hand.

Marcus had a respectable run while playing for UCF before he decided that a career in basketball wasn’t going to be his thing deciding to get “be like Mike” by getting into the sneaker game.

Jordan’s youngest son from his first wife Juanita spoke with TMZ and detailed the time he beat his dad in a game of 1-on-1 telling the celebrity gossip site “I had a quick victory,” Marcus tells us.

We are sure Marcus has tons of crazy stories that involve his dad in the vault just waiting to be shared, and we would love to hear them.

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