The Heated Conversation
In a stunning revelation, Charles Barkley has shared details about the explosive argument that ended his friendship with Michael Jordan. During an appearance on the "All The Smoke" podcast, hosted by former NBA players Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson, Barkley, 59, recounted how Jordan, also 59, "went ballistic" during their fallout. "He called me and the last thing I heard was 'Motherf----er, f--- you. You're supposed to be my boy.' I said 'Man, I gotta do my job.' We haven't spoken since that night,"
Barkley revealed, painting a vivid picture of their heated exchange.
A Friendship Torn Apart
Barkley explained that the argument stemmed from his criticism of Jordan's management of the Charlotte Bobcats, now the Hornets. "I said I don't know if he's ever going to be successful because of the people around him. I think he hires too many of his friends," Barkley commented. He emphasized the dangers of surrounding oneself with yes-men, saying,
"The hardest thing about being famous is that you're paying all the bills, they're on your private jet, and they're not going to tell you when you're doing something wrong.
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