A Pair Of Michael Jordan S Game Worn Shoes Sells For A Record 190 373 In Auction
This past Sunday, a pair of Converse shoes worn by Michael Jordan during the gold-medal game against Spain during the 1984 Olympics sold for a record shattering price of $190,373. The shoes, which are autographed by Jordan, were the last pair of non-Nike sneakers the Chicago Bulls legend wore during a competitive basketball game. Later that year, Jordan signed his deal with Nike, a five-year deal that paid him $500,000 per year, gave him stock options, and promised him a signature shoe....