A trio of esteemed Chicago Bulls Legends alumni, including Scottie Pippen, Horace Grant, and Luc Longley, are set to embark on the “No Bull” tour across Australia, offering fans exclusive insights into the iconic Bulls dynasty of the 1990s, highlighted by six NBA championships in eight years.
Partnering with the National Basketball League (NBL) of Australia and New Zealand, the former Bulls players aim to provide an unfiltered glimpse into their shared experiences, promising to deliver behind-the-scenes anecdotes and untold stories from their illustrious careers alongside basketball legend Michael Jordan.
”This is going to be a no bull***t tour” 👀
You won’t want to miss this… 13 rings, 1 stage and absolutely NO BULL 🐂
It all starts this weekend, get your tickets now – https://t.co/bZYgB6rFTw ✨ pic.twitter.com/1g2CSazaRU
— NBL (@NBL) February 21, 2024
Grant, speaking about the tour, emphasized its authenticity, declaring it a “no bulls–t tour,” indicating a candid and transparent approach to recounting their championship journeys.
With each player having played a pivotal role during different phases of the Bulls’ dynasty, fans can expect a diverse range of perspectives and firsthand accounts. Grant witnessed the team’s initial three championship triumphs, Longley contributed to the subsequent trio of titles, while Pippen played an integral role in all six championship campaigns.
In the wake of the acclaimed docuseries “The Last Dance” in 2020, interest in the Bulls’ storied era has surged, fueling a global fascination with the team’s unparalleled success. The “No Bull” tour serves as an opportunity for international fans to delve deeper into the dynamics and narratives that defined this legendary era in basketball history.
Scheduled to kick off in Hobart this Friday, the tour will also make stops in Melbourne and Sydney, promising an immersive experience for basketball enthusiasts eager to relive the glory days of the Bulls Legends dynasty.
A trio of esteemed Chicago Bulls Legends alumni, including Scottie Pippen, Horace Grant, and Luc Longley, are set to embark on the “No Bull” tour across Australia, offering fans exclusive insights into the iconic Bulls dynasty of the 1990s, highlighted by six NBA championships in eight years.
Partnering with the National Basketball League (NBL) of Australia and New Zealand, the former Bulls players aim to provide an unfiltered glimpse into their shared experiences, promising to deliver behind-the-scenes anecdotes and untold stories from their illustrious careers alongside basketball legend Michael Jordan.
”This is going to be a no bull***t tour” 👀
You won’t want to miss this… 13 rings, 1 stage and absolutely NO BULL 🐂
It all starts this weekend, get your tickets now – https://t.co/bZYgB6rFTw ✨ pic.twitter.com/1g2CSazaRU
— NBL (@NBL) February 21, 2024
Grant, speaking about the tour, emphasized its authenticity, declaring it a “no bulls–t tour,” indicating a candid and transparent approach to recounting their championship journeys.
With each player having played a pivotal role during different phases of the Bulls’ dynasty, fans can expect a diverse range of perspectives and firsthand accounts. Grant witnessed the team’s initial three championship triumphs, Longley contributed to the subsequent trio of titles, while Pippen played an integral role in all six championship campaigns.
In the wake of the acclaimed docuseries “The Last Dance” in 2020, interest in the Bulls’ storied era has surged, fueling a global fascination with the team’s unparalleled success. The “No Bull” tour serves as an opportunity for international fans to delve deeper into the dynamics and narratives that defined this legendary era in basketball history.
Scheduled to kick off in Hobart this Friday, the tour will also make stops in Melbourne and Sydney, promising an immersive experience for basketball enthusiasts eager to relive the glory days of the Bulls Legends dynasty.
