Michael Jordan
Michael Jordan is a former American professional basketball player widely regarded as the greatest of all time, having led the Chicago Bulls to six NBA championships during the 1990s.
Jordan starred at the University of North Carolina before entering the NBA in 1984, quickly becoming one of the league's most electrifying and popular players, known for his scoring ability and competitive intensity.
He led the Chicago Bulls to two separate championship 'three-peats' in the 1990s, winning six NBA titles and six NBA Finals MVP awards, while also earning five regular-season MVP awards over his career.
Beyond basketball, Jordan became a global cultural icon through his partnership with Nike and the Air Jordan sneaker brand, and later became majority owner of the Charlotte Hornets NBA franchise.