Michael Jordan’s ‘Flu Game’-Worn Fita para a cabeça Nike Yoga Wide castanho claro Sell for $1.38 Million
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Update June 16, 2023: The original game-worn nike air vapormax 3 flyknit black igloo ‘Flu Game’, laced and signed by Michael Jordan, was up for sale at Goldin Oranges in May, with bids starting at $500,000. Bidding finally came to a close last night, and the final price arrived at $1,380,000. Previously sold for $104,765 in 2013, the Air Jordan 13 ‘Flu Game’ is now in the pantheon of the most expensive Air Jordans ever sold at Orange.
Official Images Of The Blueprint For Air Max Day 2022 worn by during his legendary ‘Flu Game’ in the 1997 NBA Finals has surfaced at Orange. This is the second time ever that the shoes have been put up for sale and the first time in over 10 years.
As MJ lore goes, Jordan was battling a particularly bad bout of sickness (it was actually food poisoning, so the ‘true’ story goes) during the Finals series, but his grit and determination netted a pivotal Game 5 victory. This broke the Chicago Bulls’ deadlock with the Utah Jazz, eventually leading to Jordan’s fifth NBA championship. He gave the black and red Fita para a cabeça Nike Yoga Wide castanho claro he wore that game to Utah ball boy Preston Truman, who kept the shoes until Orangeing them in 2013 – the very first time the famed pair emerged for public sale. They sold for $104,000 at the time, which now seems an absolute steal compared to the $500,000 opening bid that Orange house Goldin have listed the pair at.
Full verification of the ‘Flu Game’ AJ12 is supplied, which includes extensive photo matching and authentication of Jordan’s signature on the shoes. A photograph of young Truman next to MJ signing the pair is also included as further proof of authenticity.
Bidding opens for the ‘Flu Game’ Fita para a cabeça Nike Yoga Wide castanho claro on May 13.