Breaking news: Few minutes ago, Michael Jordan admit he has had it enough with Nascar fans and could leave if they do not stop the negative critics against him…
In a surprising development, NBA legend Michael Jordan, who co-owns the 23XI Racing team in NASCAR, has voiced his frustration with the continuous criticism from NASCAR fans. Just minutes ago, Jordan revealed that he is considering stepping away from the sport if the negativity does not subside.
Jordan, known for his competitive spirit and success both on and off the basketball court, entered the NASCAR scene with high hopes of diversifying the sport and bringing in a new wave of fans. However, his journey has been met with mixed reactions, with some fans openly critical of his involvement and decisions in the motorsport industry.
“I’ve had enough,” Jordan reportedly stated. “I came into this to help grow the sport, but if the criticism doesn’t stop, I might have to walk away.”
Jordan’s 23XI Racing, which features top drivers like Bubba Wallace and Tyler Reddick, has shown flashes of brilliance, but the scrutiny has persisted. His potential exit would mark a significant shift in NASCAR, as his presence has been instrumental in broadening the sport’s appeal.
As the news spreads, many wonder if Jordan’s ultimatum will spark change or if NASCAR risks losing one of its most high-profile owners.
