Michael Jordan Highlights @ The Barcelona Olympics 1992

All Jordan Highlights at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics

[KingKoin]

30 yrs later, still make me rewind n watch again n again. Childhood hero never gets old

[hereisyourmusic]

He has a very smooth, graceful, and elegant moves and touch. Copied, but never duplicated. Only real GOAT

[patrickharrison]

Every shot, every layup, every move is always different yet technical. The man was always in the present moment and being creative.

[philipmoye]

The greatest basketball team to ever come together!!

[rkymtnchi]

You can tell how much Magic loved getting a chance to play with MJ

[TKDBoy]

What's so great about these highlights is that they show how Jordan was far more than just a scoring machine. Those no-look passes to Drexler and Bird showcase his immense court awareness and IQ. Those steals and that blocked shot behind Magic show how much of an elite defender he was. He was a beast in every aspect of the game.

[TheCyclesport]

Jordan.. a machine in 1992, at the Olympics. A pure basketball shredding machine!

[yasinturksoy]

He is the most stylish sports player ever. Every movement of his body is poetic. That's not sth. you can learn or develop

[mychallewis]

Mike is the most complete player I have ever seen. Offense and defense

[cizzymac]

A legend among a team of legends.
There will never be a better basketball team assembled.

[highlanderc]

Jordan is the most elegant basketball player... and the GOAT.

[jeffboy]

No internet back then, to watch those Olympics you realized how famous Jordan actually was. Mind blowing

[mariusloveless]

Magic Johnson himself throwing a backwards over the head pass to THEE Micheal J. Jordan who finishes with a NASTY signature Jordan slam, HAS to be the most legendary moment in basketball history, arguably the two best players of all time I'm talkin 1 and 2, the TWO best players to have ever lived, on the same team. Magic Johnson's signature passing skills being used to get to a patent MJ slam...its incredible....best of all, both absolute legends were respectful teammates to each other on and off the court!!..GO USA!

[joeschmoe]

My favorite part was watching Magic pass to Bird. Their rivalry is what saved the league, then they became friends. And then Magic got AIDS, and Bird's back was killing him so he was about to retire too, but when Magic got the call to be the Captain, his first call was to Bird like "You, we started together, and we are going to finish together, I won't do this without you" and Bird, even though his back hurt so bad you can see him lying on the floor when he wasn't playing said "... Oh, okay then", and became the co-captain. Every time Magic passes to Bird, knowing this is the end of their careers and might be the last time playing together, bring a smile to my face. What a sport and what men all these guys were. Incredible!

[abdoulseck]

Talent, grace, elegance, majesty… it’s no contest who the GOAT is…

[lionelkennedy]

Mike was just poetry in motion. So much better than everybody else!!

[herlysarmiento]

I was in my native Peru as a high school teen when the dream team was put together for Barcelona Olympics. I remember waking up super early in the morning to watch the games on TV. I recorded the games on my VHS to watch later and then practice the moves at the open basketball court 3 blocks from my home. Michael Jordan has always been my favorite, he is so talented and driven. Very inspirational to me. Seeing him play with the whole team, especially in the dream trio with magic Johson and Larry Bird was a gift. Today I get the pleasure to show these videos online to my kids, especially my youngest daughter who loves and plays basketball for her middle school. Thank you for sharing this great video!

[trebledc]

Never again will see a bball player who is gracefull in pressure. That man is literally gliding in the air!

[rickyrichreacts]

To the people old enough that got to grow up watching Jordan play.. Yall are lucky as shit. I didn't start watching basketball till around 99. I grew up watching Kobe which was awesome but it's still not as good as growing up getting to watch MJ entire career unfold in front of your eyes

[siphillis]

He was so precise and exact with his movements. Guys like Kobe and Carter were able to replicate his flash, but there was a fundamental elegance to his game that separates him from his peers.