Air Jordan... The GOAT!
Celebrate the legacy of the greatest to ever lace them up with this incredible game-used floor board from the United Center, home of the Chicago Bulls (1994-present), boldly signed by Michael Jordan. This is no ordinary piece of hardwood—this all-red section of the court signifies that it originated from only the most premium and iconic areas: the center court Bulls logo, one of the four corner logos, or inside the key, where the greatest battles were fought and championships were sealed. A centerpiece statement piece in every sense.

This massive 26-inch display piece carries the scars and markings of live NBA action beneath the greatest competitor the sport has ever known. Signed in bold black marker and individually numbered 3/23 in this highly limited edition release.
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Before his first retirement after the 1993 season to pursue professional baseball, Jordan had already cemented his place as a global icon - 3× NBA Champion, 3× Finals MVP, 3× NBA MVP, 1985 Rookie of the Year, 9× All-Star, 1988 Defensive Player of the Year, and the face of basketball culture worldwide. He was also in the midst of one of the most dominant offensive runs in league history, capturing seven consecutive Scoring Titles. After his brief hiatus, MJ returned to the court in 1995, and picked up right where he left off - leading the Bulls to another historic 3-peat from 1996–1998, capturing three more championships and three more Finals MVPs, while transforming the United Center into the House That Jordan Built. He added two more league MVP awards and three more scoring titles during this run, all while playing on this floor inside the United Center - further elevating the legacy of the hardwood itself.

A museum-caliber centerpiece that instantly commands attention.
A rare chance to own the floor beneath the legend.
Premium. Iconic. Unmistakably Jordan!

Authenticated by Upper Deck and the Chicago Bulls (hologram stickers only)
Comes with a Letter of Authenticity from Beckett