Michael Jordan, however, held no reservations. For the five-time MVP, he was so confident that he boldly proclaimed that if ...

"There are very few players that transcend the sport," the Hall of Fame forward said in an appearance on The Dan Patrick Show ...

Michael Jordan and Charles Barkley. Andrew D. Bernstein/NBAE via Getty Barkley was concerned that Jordan, who he calls "the biggest star" he's "ever been around," was running the team without "a ...

CHARLES BARKLEY WEIGHS IN ON MISSED CALL AGAINST LEBRON JAMES: ‘YOU SOUND LIKE THESE FOOLS IN WASHINGTON, DC' Barkley has previously mentioned that he has not spoken to Jordan in almost a decade.

Charles Barkley Says He Hasn't Spoken to Michael Jordan in 'Almost 10 Years': 'We're Both Stubborn' The NBA Hall of Famer said he was too outspoken in sharing his opinions about Jordan, his former ...

Barkley, who was a TNT analyst, said Jordan was not doing a great job as owner of the Charlotte Bobcats (now Hornets). Barkley has said Jordan called him over his comments and after an unpleasant ...

Michael Jordan and Charles Barkley were fierce competitors when they faced off against each other in various NBA games during the ‘90s. However, the two also developed a close friendship, which ...

Barkley and Jordan have basically been estranged since, and Chuck said on ESPN 100’s “Waddle & Silvy Show” Tuesday that he’s still bothered by his rift with MJ.

Michael Jordan, losing his friendship was probably the most prominent thing that's happened to me," Barkley confided on Tom Brady's SiriusXM podcast "Let's Go!" with Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray.

Jordan personally reviewed Charles Barkley's Nike contract and convinced him to change it. Instead of cash, MJ convinced Barkley to ask for stock options, which paid off handsomely.

Charles Barkley has encountered a lot of greatness throughout his life, but no one has ever matched the intensity of Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods. AP Photo/Thibault Camus // REUTERS/Marvin Gentry ...

Barkley was referring to comments he made in a 2012 radio interview on “The Waddle & Silvy Show” on ESPN 1000, when he said Jordan “has not done a good job” as an NBA executive.