Encore: The Story of Michael Jordan's REAL Last Dance | Documentary

ESPN's The Last Dance has taken the world by storm, reigniting the interest of the basketball world and placing the spotlight back on Michael Jordan, over 22 years after he took his last shot as a Chicago Bull. But what if I told you that the Last Dance isn't the end of the Michael Jordan story? The Encore Documentary is a dive into the real ending to Jordan's career, including his comeback from retirement for a third time, and his last two seasons with the Washington Wizards. These years are often brushed aside as the forgotten ending to MJ's legacy, but by choosing to ignore the final chapter, you might miss out on one of the things that made Jordan so special in the first place...

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[TriceOfficial]

Quick Fix: I realize Rip Hamilton only won 1 ring in Detroit, it was a mistake on my part. I meant to say he "went to two Finals", not "won".
Anyways, I really appreciate all the love this project has received so far, it just proves that it was worth every second that it took to put together. If you enjoyed it, be sure to share it on other social media platforms and subscribe for more content like this!🙏🏻

[youngyoungj]

***Played against three generations of the league’s best players.

Legend.

[mballerofficial]

Another factoid about this 2nd Last Dance; MJ donated his Wizards salary to the families of the victims of 9/11

[CaptWuppazz]

It sucks getting old. Life gets us all in the end. You Youngblood’s out there, enjoy your youth while you can

[jerryjazzbo]

I would still watch MJ regularly if he played till age 50, regardless of the numbers he would put up. He's that special.

[khalenia]

It’s like Superman without his powers of flight, speed, and invincibility, and still putting his life on the line to save others. That’s how I saw MJ’s Wizard years

[ELITEc_]

NBA: Continues Showing Basketball After His Retirement.

Michael Jordan: “So I took it personally.” *Puts on Wizards uniform.*

[jacoblavoie]

51pts and 45pts at 39 years old in the NBA, simply amazing!

[borisgarland]

At age of 40, with bad knees, he still played all 82 games. How many players today play 82 games? He played for the love of the game, for the fans, to show he can still play better than most of the league. The Wizards years don't diminish his legacy, they only establish it as the GOAT he is, and most likely will always be. Respect.

[zacmclaughlin]

As a Wizards fan, this was great to watch. You did a great job. I remember me as an 11 or 12 year old kid begging my dad to get tickets so we could go see Jordan play. I had my Wiz Jordan jersey and I remember how electric the crowd was. Good memories and thank you for bringing me back.

[bullssociety]

I'm waiting for Episode 11 of the Last Dance: The Wizards Years.

[renechang]

The most smoothest and theatrical NBA player ever. He elevated the style of play.Charismatic by nature. So many wished they were Mike in the 90s. Definitely had smooth swag.People that did not like basketball still watched him play to watch the MJ show. He was really on another level for that era.

[willhickey]

This was such a well made documentary. Well done young man. MJ was the greatest then and still the GOAT today in my opinion.

[Dav]

Michael has the innate God given gift of timing. After 9/11..I remember being so excited for his return to basketball with the Wizards. 20 years later, we get Covid -19 and the Last Dance. What you got cooking for us 20 years from now MJ??

[progressivelibertarianview]

10:25 Michael Jordan: He told me his back was hurting, So I took it personally..

[jsm]

If you’re a real fan of MJ, you know how beautiful it was to see him back on the court and prove why he’s the greatest 💯

[manuginobilisbaldspot]

People forget, the Wizards had gone 24-12 after their bad start and MJ had a 25.1/6.2/5.3 stat line with almost two stocks (steals + blocks) a game. They were 26-21 after the Kings game where he hurt his knee. The 4th seed in the Eastern Conference. True story. They were a playoff team with 38 year old MJ as their best player. Then he got hurt and they bottomed out, finishing 9-24 with Jordan only playing in 14 more games. Such a shame because he had played GREAT in January. You could see he was getting his game legs back.

[TurboDz]

people didn't realize how good mj was with the wizard. the dude lead the his team in points, steal, rebound, and assist at one point.

[AnkleBullyChris]

There’s Michael Jordan, and then there’s the rest of us. - Magic Johnson

[smallk]

Age 40 still plays beautiful basketball . GOAT