Jordan won the runner-up! Lost the fishing competition championship by one pound

NBA enters offseason. In the 52nd White Marlins Open, NBA legendary superstar Michael Jordan and his team won the second place, and unfortunately missed a prize of 3.91 million.

At the 52nd White Marlin Open, Jordan's nine-man fishing team drove the newly purchased Bayliss fishing boat "Catch 23" (worth 18 million), including his second son, Marcus Jordan. In order to achieve excellent results in this fishing competition, Jordan has made sufficient preparations. They were flying a brand new Bayliss fishing boat, the fishing boat called "Catch 23" worth up to $18 million. This luxurious fishing boat is not only equipped with state-of-the-art nautical equipment, but also has spacious and comfortable seating areas and professional fishing facilities. It is called a "mobile fortress" for sea fishing.

In the game, Jordan and his team caught the largest fish was still the 71-pound (32 kilograms) white marlin on the 10th day, and finally won the second place prize of $400,000. The winner was local fisherman Dan Gough, who narrowly won the championship with 72 pounds and received a prize of $3.91 million.

Interestingly, Dan Goff said in an interview: "I have been in this game for 36 years - I finally won it, it's incredible." When asked about the feeling of beating the greatest player in NBA history, Goff joked: "There is no doubt (very good). I am willing to play cards, play sandbag games and fish with him, but I dare not compete with him for golf or basketball."

As we all know, Jordan has always shown himself as an invincible figure in the NBA. However, in this fishing competition, Jordan finally tasted the taste of failure and won the "total runner-up" he had never won in the NBA.