It seems that MJ pursued yachting with the same ambition for which his fans loved and opponents feared him. Like Magic Johnson, Jordan was a keen charterer for years and was spotted on the 95-metre "O'Pari".
The 61-year-old also regularly takes part in big game fishing competitions, since last year on a new "Catch 23". After a Viking 80 of the same name, he ordered his latest, 82-foot-long Sportfisherman from Bayliss Boatworks. In an older photo of the cheque presentation - the prize money is in the millions - following the obligatory cradle ceremony, Jordan can be seen with a cigar in his mouth and his typical winning smile.
He is probably relaxing on his "M'Brace". The 74-metre ship was launched in 2018 as the "Elandess" by Abeking & Rasmussen with an underwater window; at the time, "Neptune Lounges" were still a very rarely seen feature. If Michael Jordan spots a blue marlin through the nine-centimetre-thick, ten-layer glass laminate, it is unlikely to keep him down there for long. In the European summer, "M'Brace" cruises the Mediterranean, while the Harrison-Eidsgaard design spends the winter in the Caribbean.
US-born Michael Jordan, often referred to as the best basketball player of all time, played 15 seasons in the NBA for the Chicago Bulls and the Washington Wizards. Jordan won six NBA championships, five MVP awards and two Olympic gold medals. He revolutionised the sport and inspired countless young athletes around the world. Jordan is not only known for his sporting achievements, but also for his commitment to charity work.