Who is the female walker fan who stood on the sidelines and shouted at Jordan many times in the documentary? What is history?

How much bulls fans love Jordan, how much fans of other teams hate Jordan. In Jordan's time, Bulls fans watched excitedly as the team celebrated the victory again and again. They are the overlords. Other non-Bulls fans are miserable. They also have superstars. However, in the confrontation with Jordan, some of their memories are that the team was rubbed by Jordan again and again and eventually lost, which also made many fans almost hate Jordan when he was a player. For example, there are many female fans of the pacers standing on the sidelines, shouting Jordan at Jordan and the roadside. So, here's the problem. Who is this sister who yelled at Jordan? What is the origin? Ok, please listen to me and tell me in detail.

In Jordan's documentary "The Last Dance", when reggie miller pushed Jordan away and hit a three-pointer, a short-haired beauty almost rushed in front of Jordan and roared: Just to score in front of you, what about Jordan? Throughout the documentary, this female fan who has appeared many times has also aroused the curiosity of many people. Who are these sisters?

Well, to reveal the answer, this female fan is casey martin Harrison, a diehard Pacers fan. Kathy is a successful businessman and a local celebrity. Her investments in various industries have achieved good results. Of course, Kathy also has a very important identity, that is, a Pacers fan. In order to cheer for the Pacers, Kathy even bought season tickets for 44 years. As long as Kathy can still come to the scene, she will not give up.

Love for pedestrians will also make Kathy hate Jordan, which is why Kathy provoked Jordan many times in the documentary. Kathy's paranoia and true colors have also been appreciated by Jordan, otherwise she would not shoot more than some of Jordan's teammates.

However, Kathy is a little disappointed with the current NBA. Kathy said in an interview that she enjoyed spraying with the players at that time. Players will fight you back, but they won't hurt you. Very interesting. But not now. First of all, the security guard won't allow me to do this. Second, I am too old to toss about.

Love one thing to the extreme, Jordan is the winner in life, and Kathy is already the winner in life.

The ninth and 10 episodes of Jordan's documentary The Last Dance have been released. The ninth episode mainly tells about the Chicago Bulls and Reggie led by Jordan in the 1998 playoffs. The story of the Walker team led by Miller meeting on a narrow road in the east and finally fighting for the seventh place.

That year, after the Bulls led the Pacers by 2-/kloc-0-/,at the last moment, g4 Miller pushed Jordan away and hit a three-pointer to tie the big score to 2-2. In an interview, Jordan said the most domineering words. In an interview, he said this:

Whether it's Jazz or Pacers or coming to Chicago, I don't care what happened today or what happened in other series, I'm still coming to Chicago.

In the end, Jordan did it. He led the team to win the Eastern Conference Finals, and defeated the Jazz 4-2 in the finals, helping the Bulls win the sixth championship in team history.

The NBA at that time was not as soft and friendly as it is now. Many teams are in the same boat, and away games will be attacked by rubbish from fans (there are fewer players who say rubbish now). In the series of Bulls and Pacers, a woman at the home of Pacers was impressive. In the ninth episode of one last dance, she was shot a lot, only to see her anger at Jordan and the bull.

It turns out that this woman's name is casey martin Harrison. She is a big fan of the Pacers and a famous local businessman in Indiana. In order to support the Pacers, she bought season tickets for 44 years in one breath, which is definitely a loyal team.

Jordan, the god of basketball, how many people love him and how many people hate him! When Jordan led the bulls to create miracle after miracle, record after record, championship after championship. Behind them are teams of bodies. When they were complacent about the strength of their team, they met the bull led by Jordan and fell down. How can they not hate Jordan?

In the documentary "The Last Dance", in addition to Jordan's fantastic skills and bloody lore, a female fan also appeared in the documentary many times. Strangely, this female fan is not Jordan's fan, but Jordan's "opponent".

In the documentary, when reggie miller pushed Jordan away and hit a three-pointer, the female fans were extremely excited. Yelling at Jordan: "What about Jordan"? The ninth documentary is about the encounter between the Bulls and the Pacers led by Jordan in the Eastern Conference finals in 1998, and this female fan is also a diehard fan of the Pacers.

The name of this short-haired fan is casey martin Harrison. She is a very successful businessman in life, earning a lot of money from all kinds of investments. Of course, she is better known for her status as a die-hard Pacers fan and her support for the team she loves. She knew that Jordan was Dong Jue's biggest enemy in the competition. She roared, just crazy about the pedestrians. Although he is not a supporter of Jordan, his character of daring to love and hate has really won Jordan's respect!

Of course, Jordan finally led the Bulls out of the Pacers, and defeated Jazz 4-2 in the final finals and won the Bulls' sixth championship!

In Jordan's documentary "The Last Dance", when reggie miller pushed Jordan away and hit a three-pointer, a short-haired beauty almost rushed in front of Jordan and roared: Just to score in front of you, what about Jordan? Throughout the documentary, this female fan who has appeared many times has also aroused the curiosity of many people. Who are these sisters?

This female fan is a die-hard Pacers fan casey martin Harrison. Kathy is a successful businessman and a local celebrity. Her investments in various industries have achieved good results. Of course, Kathy also has a very important identity, that is, a Pacers fan. In order to cheer for the Pacers, Kathy even bought season tickets for 44 years. As long as Kathy can still come to the scene, she will not give up.

Love for pedestrians will also make Kathy hate Jordan, which is why Kathy provoked Jordan many times in the documentary. Kathy's paranoia and true colors have also been appreciated by Jordan, otherwise she would not have shot more than some of Jordan's teammates.

However, Kathy is a little disappointed with the current NBA. Kathy said in an interview that she enjoyed spraying with the players at that time. Players will fight you back, but they won't hurt you. Very interesting. But not now. First of all, the security guard won't allow me to do this. Second, I am too old to toss about. Love one thing to the extreme, Jordan is the winner in life, and Kathy is already the winner in life.

After the release of Jordan's documentary The Last Dance, many players adored Jordan. As the absolute leader of the Bull Dynasty, Jordan has always been regarded as the "God of Basketball" by fans, which can help the team win in adversity. But because of Jordan's popularity, many rookie league stars even hope to provoke Jordan through bullfighting, thus gaining a certain reputation. Another female fan who used to be a walker appeared in Jordan's documentary "The Last Dance" many times and swore at Jordan on the sidelines. Who is she and why is she yelling at Jordan?

First of all, in Jordan's documentary "The Last Dance", the female fans of the pacers appeared in the game between the bulls and the pacers. At that time, reggie miller was still a novice. Facing the mighty Jordan, reggie miller scored 10 at half-time, while Jordan scored only 4 points. It is such a game that has become a crucial game in Jordan's life. Jordan scored 40 points in the second half because reggie miller started all kinds of provocations at half-time and the third quarter.

But there was a scene where reggie miller pushed Jordan to hit a three-pointer, and a beautiful woman with short hair shouted at Jordan that she scored in front of you. What is the word "you are Jordan" and who is she? Yes, she is casey martin Harrison, a die-hard female pacers fan. As a local celebrity, she has many industries under her name and her operation ability is excellent. And his other identity is a die-hard female fan of the Pacers. He once bought season tickets for 44 years to cheer for the Pacers. This is the power of die-hard female fans.

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Michael Jordan's documentary The Last Dance has been constantly updated on the Internet recently. In the newly updated two episodes, the documentary introduced the situation of Chicago Bulls versus Indiana Pacers in the Eastern Conference finals of 1998.

At that time, the walkers caused a lot of trouble to the bulls. Among them, experts such as reggie miller, Schmitz, Mu Lin and Davis Brothers were included in the lineup, which can be said to be quite luxurious. 1998 in the eastern conference finals, the pacers also successfully dragged the bulls into the tiebreak. However, in the end, the Bulls managed to survive and beat the Pacers 4-3 to enter the finals.

When the documentary introduced this part of the content, a female pedestrian fan outside attracted the attention of many fans. She cheered for the Pacers in the audience of the Pacers' home court and sprayed garbage at the Bulls and Jordan. Especially when reggie miller pushed Jordan away and hit a three-pointer, the crying of female fans reached its peak. So, who is this so excited female fan?

Her name is casey martin Harrison. In her life, she is a very successful businessman with various investments. Of course, she is most famous for being an avid walker fan. It is also because of her small fame that she can appear in Jordan's documentary many times.

This week, the latest documentary "The Last Dance" by Michael Jordan, the god of basketball, finally aired. After watching these ten documentaries, many fans were deeply moved. Old fans relived Jordan's story, evoked memories of the past and learned some details that had not been noticed before; New fans have a more intuitive understanding of Jordan's greatness through images.

But in fact, although the documentary emphasizes authenticity, it is also the finished product of artistic processing and has a certain tendency. The content of a documentary cannot be fictional, but you can choose facts. For example, if you want to highlight a person's goodness as much as possible, enlarge the length of his good deeds or successful examples, while downplaying his failures or bad actions or even keeping silent.

In this way, the content of the documentary is true, but it is also one-sided. In view of this, Jordan's teammate "Cobra" Grant said after watching the whole documentary that the content is not comprehensive enough and "false".

Grant believes that the documentary magnifies Jordan's leadership ability in Chicago Bulls, and only cuts into the footage of Jordan talking to his teammates in training, but does not include the footage of teammates talking back.

In fact, Grant was dissatisfied with Jordan and Bulls when he was a player, thinking that he was not valued in the team, and neither salary nor team status could satisfy him. Now that The Last Dance has thinned Grant's image, he naturally doesn't like it.

In fact, Grant, as a supporting role of one last dance, is understandably short of shots. Since The Last Dance is Jordan's personal documentary, it is natural to highlight Jordan's greatness. From this perspective, this is not fraud.

In addition, The Last Dance shows many details. For example, Jordan always had a fanatical female fan in the 1998 Eastern Conference final against the Pacers, and Jordan once agreed that Rodman should take time off to play during the season, which greatly enriched Jordan's image.

Although Jordan made many wrong decisions after he retired as the team management, all this did not detract from his greatness in the basketball field.