OJ Mayo tells the story of playing against Michael Jordan

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  • Опубликовано: 26 дек 2024

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  • @uneedmorepeople
    @uneedmorepeople 8 лет назад +361

    OJ gets props for keeping it real

  • @chillslime11
    @chillslime11 11 лет назад +97

    "Everything to gain, nothing to lose." So True

  • @ThePhantomSun
    @ThePhantomSun 9 лет назад +331

    I like how they both told pretty much the same story.

    • @Serg_lemus
      @Serg_lemus 8 лет назад +35

      means MJ was talking the truth no need to lie his the greatest for a reason!

    • @fauxbro1983
      @fauxbro1983 17 дней назад

      Cause its the truth!

  • @thebeast12333
    @thebeast12333 10 лет назад +74

    he's right when he said he had everything to gain and nothing to lose. at the end of the day mj teaching you a lesson can only make you better so good on him

  • @RobertJohnson-nz3xm
    @RobertJohnson-nz3xm 9 лет назад +269

    Great answer. Even if it is Michael Jordan, they were still playing basketball. Trashtalk is part of it. Of course if you trashtalk to MJ you should be prepared for what's coming next.

  • @ColonelKurtz
    @ColonelKurtz 10 лет назад +103

    You have to like O.J., having good humor in retrospect about his encounter with Mike. Though, a lot of O.J.'s attitude likely comes from MJ serving him up a gigantic slice of humble pie.

  • @templetonbob
    @templetonbob 11 лет назад +28

    My question is, who wouldn't talk smack to MJ? That's the best story ever.

  • @GebreMenfesKidus
    @GebreMenfesKidus 10 лет назад +30

    Great story. And props to Mayo for telling the truth about it with such humility, humor, and grace.

  • @Feelin2nice
    @Feelin2nice 11 лет назад +14

    I appreciate OJ's candor and honesty. Nothing wrong with trying to take on the best ever, if for no other reason than to measure where one is at that time.

  • @UneasyTortoise
    @UneasyTortoise 11 лет назад +165

    OJ Mayo ..what a name.. Orange Juice Mayonnaise

  • @vahoslav
    @vahoslav 11 лет назад +20

    gotta love his honesty and the way he reflects on what he's done and why he's done it.

  • @ObeyNovero
    @ObeyNovero 11 лет назад +30

    I can accept failure, everyone fails at something. But I can't accept not trying.
    -MJ

  • @c2g1980
    @c2g1980 10 лет назад +332

    MJ didn't go after OJ because he thought he was a weaker link. He doesn't know MJ at all if he believes. MJ goes after the most hyped & most raw talented guy there just to show em wassup. He's always wanted to go against the best, to prove that he was the best.

    • @Swirrarn
      @Swirrarn 10 лет назад +24

      Yeah, he def need to show a HS kid who's the best

    • @Sardalani7
      @Sardalani7 10 лет назад +1

      Then he should go up against Lebron....not OJ mayo lol

    • @c2g1980
      @c2g1980 10 лет назад +39

      Lebron wasn't at the camp. He picked the guy regarded as the best HS player on the planet who had not been humbled yet & humbled him. The freshmen in college are already humbled because they have already gone up against stiffer competition & see that there are other players that are as good & better than them. The best HS player still thinks he can't be touched until someone proves them otherwise so to speak.

    • @Jorgie9891
      @Jorgie9891 10 лет назад +1

      Lebron in High school would've killed Jordan.and will now obviously.jordan obviously the GOAT but dude is a hater and fears someone taking his place

    • @lilprincekilla
      @lilprincekilla 10 лет назад +1

      Jorgie9891
      Would kill Jordan that's not, not Jordan in his prime though. He's just a scoring machine.

  • @aboutmillions
    @aboutmillions 10 лет назад +128

    Sad to see how Oj Mayo didnt pan out to be the next big star. He had all the tools, and his game was polished EARLY in his age. Now hes just a slightly above average NBA player. Most had him to be a superstar

  • @NicolasTylerDoyle
    @NicolasTylerDoyle 10 лет назад +103

    i think MJ saw a little of himself on OJ's side. and he needed to cultivate a strong and humble attitude on the youngster. that really helped him i think

    • @jojojohnson7213
      @jojojohnson7213 10 лет назад +10

      except MJ was a brutal psychologist who talked smack on the court in his career haha

    • @NicolasTylerDoyle
      @NicolasTylerDoyle 10 лет назад

      true but lots of others do that. its part of the game. but i think you could be right. it was all accident lol

    • @jojojohnson7213
      @jojojohnson7213 10 лет назад

      yes indeed, lots of others do it but there's a big gap with MJ and others who do it. ron artest talking smack? LOL

    • @choloz274
      @choloz274 10 лет назад +6

      MJ only talked smack to players he knew, get your facts right, he even said it himself...

    • @NicolasTylerDoyle
      @NicolasTylerDoyle 10 лет назад

      Stephen Harris ooooo u showed me up , SON.
      i need some fresh new facts about a game where grown men throw balls inside tall tiny hoops for a living.

  • @Insidious30
    @Insidious30 11 лет назад +77

    Who wouldn't want to play Mike?

    • @johnnapadano1993
      @johnnapadano1993 11 лет назад +3

      I would rather play like Magic

    • @pringlescanopen
      @pringlescanopen 5 лет назад +2

      I would play with Kobe moves because the only moves can stop him

    • @robertknight8520
      @robertknight8520 5 лет назад +1

      Nigga I would. Fuck Mike

    • @Wis_Dom
      @Wis_Dom 4 года назад +4

      @@robertknight8520 So much edge.

  • @mrhoffame
    @mrhoffame 10 лет назад +125

    That is a subtle way of saying.."Mike busted my ass" LOL.
    I"m happy for Mayo. That is a great story and memory to have. He will be telling that to his grandchildren one day and they totally won't believe him lol. Good stuff.

    • @Jetpackguyy
      @Jetpackguyy 7 лет назад +1

      yea good thing jordan mentioned this too, so he can show that to his grandchilderns

  • @zzzzz77771
    @zzzzz77771 10 лет назад +3

    Even in his mid stage of life, MJ still has that burning competitive drive that made him such an accomplished player.
    Winners are born hyper competitive, and are like it all their lives.
    It`s an essential component of high achievement, especially in sports.

  • @GetRightEarly
    @GetRightEarly 10 лет назад +3

    Much respect that's real talk. Everything to gain nothing to lose.

  • @onlyone23km
    @onlyone23km 8 лет назад +18

    "It's every kid's dream to play against Mike."? Not my dream! My dream was to win titles with him as his teammate! I would NEVER play against that man! That's a death sentence!

  • @jeremykilgore7022
    @jeremykilgore7022 11 лет назад +7

    amen OJ..mad props

  • @Slimjokker
    @Slimjokker 10 лет назад

    Very well spoken & Honest. Much Respect To Mayo. I'm sure it was one of the Most influential lesson's of his life. Story for the Grandkids.

  • @jasonarthurconsulting
    @jasonarthurconsulting 9 лет назад +3

    Really enjoyed hearing this young man speak.

  • @FreddiesModernKungFu
    @FreddiesModernKungFu 11 лет назад +12

    It's not a good idea to talk trash to the greatest.

  • @MoManny
    @MoManny 9 лет назад +12

    Great interview. Basically: "Mike did what he had to do"

  • @roxxylala26
    @roxxylala26 7 лет назад +20

    "You may be the best high school player in the world but I'm the greatest ever". MJ 🙊💪😂

  • @chikahakozaki7683
    @chikahakozaki7683 11 лет назад +5

    I went elementary and high school with OJ, we go way back. Saw him in town recently and we spoke. Glad to see him and my bud Patrick Patterson make it some where and do something good with their life.

    • @Kinghimx
      @Kinghimx 7 месяцев назад

      Shut up bro stop living in the past, you aren’t friends with them today, to them you’re just some guy they went to hs with and saw in the hall way from time to time, you can’t call and ask for a favor so shut it

    • @ChikaHakozaki
      @ChikaHakozaki 7 месяцев назад

      @@Kinghimx Where did I mention friends? Just said we go way back, that doesn't imply friends. Just means I knew him for a long time.
      I wouldn't call and ask anyone for favor, you apparently know nothing about where I'm from or him lol.
      This isn't a state where you rely on someone else for a favor...

  • @AutobadgesRep
    @AutobadgesRep 10 лет назад +8

    I respect that he told it like it was and not try to make himself look good.

  • @jonathandickson7547
    @jonathandickson7547 10 лет назад

    Great story...big ups to O.J. Mayo for keeping it real and bring real smooth about it.

  • @ballislife9989
    @ballislife9989 6 лет назад +1

    One of my favorite MJ stories.

  • @ogbobbyjohnson6827
    @ogbobbyjohnson6827 7 лет назад +1

    Mike and Mayo stories matched up perfect and u know this was absolutely a true story.

  • @jakedodsonjake
    @jakedodsonjake 11 лет назад +11

    Got to give Mayo some credit, you can't be a scrub if you going to call out the G.O.A.T

  • @davidmcgee6777
    @davidmcgee6777 9 лет назад

    Gotta love OJ Mayo for not backing down even to Jordan he still was humble and respected him but its competition regardless and he went at him like anybody else RESPECT

  • @yourrandomfriendhank
    @yourrandomfriendhank 10 лет назад +40

    That's awesome. People would give their entire life savings to play one on one with Jordan, and all OJ had to do was talk shit to him? That's super cool

    • @circularsky
      @circularsky 10 лет назад +11

      And be the best high school player in the country, and be invited to Michael Jordan's basketball camp. That's all he had to do. Those three very hard, very exclusive, basketball and MJ-related things.

    • @yourrandomfriendhank
      @yourrandomfriendhank 10 лет назад +1

      a______�______a You sound like someone who's dreams were crushed as a kid and was just never able to do anything else significant with your life so you just comment on youtube posts at the crack of dawn.

    • @johnmp6147
      @johnmp6147 10 лет назад +5

      Roy Hanks it's kind of fucking true though

    • @derekhettinger451
      @derekhettinger451 10 лет назад +6

      Roy Hanks Mayo was an up and coming prospect. Greatest competitor in sports (in his 40s) just couldn't take lip off a teenager. MJ is the kind of man whose ego directs each and every single action he takes. For him, there was no choice.

    • @yourrandomfriendhank
      @yourrandomfriendhank 10 лет назад +2

      Frost Giant I still think that's pretty cool though. Even for the best high school player in the world at that time, he had the opportunity to brag to his friends that he talked so much shit that Michael Jordan was forced to play him 1 on 1.

  • @sharpshooter617
    @sharpshooter617 11 лет назад +10

    honest guy..respect

  • @dearshomy
    @dearshomy 11 лет назад +2

    Good one OJ; as a kid its actually the best way to get the attention of a star and definite one as competitive as MJ. Had he been all star struck he would have gone unnoticed.

  • @srdargo1488
    @srdargo1488 7 лет назад

    Love basketball. OJ got to play one on one w MJ. What a story to tell the grandkids. Even if Mayo would've gotten hurt and never had a career, he has that story thanks to MJ. Many stars don't even interact with the kids that much at those camps. Every great prospect would love to man up on a legend at those camps. Props to both for doing that.

  • @whyilovenewyorkcityoninsta4113
    @whyilovenewyorkcityoninsta4113 7 лет назад +1

    Respect to OJ Mayo for giving a wonderful answer. A lot of kids these days wouldn't know how to answer that question. But again he was a lot older and wiser when he answered this question but props to him

  • @lampnmarco
    @lampnmarco 11 лет назад +3

    The only guy that MJ admitted that he lost to him on a 1 on 1 is his brother Larry. He said even when he was playing for the Bulls, his brother could still occasionally beat him in 1 on 1.

  • @seanbuckner1213
    @seanbuckner1213 5 лет назад

    Honesty goes a very long ways.. I would have done the same thing OJ... nothing ventured nothing gained.. At least you got to play one on one with Jordan.. Hats off to you.

  • @viresproductions
    @viresproductions 10 лет назад +3

    The one fact that proves Michael Jordan is the best player in NBA history:
    6 finals appearances, 6 finals wins, 6 finals MVP's & never even let a finals go to a game 7. case closed.
    Jordan: GOAT

  • @calvinwong365
    @calvinwong365 11 лет назад +29

    MJ is so good, hes probably better than 95% of the whole league still.

    • @johnmp6147
      @johnmp6147 10 лет назад

      *****
      of course lebron is good

    • @FullOnKnives
      @FullOnKnives 10 лет назад

      no hes not...

    • @johnmp6147
      @johnmp6147 10 лет назад +1

      Tut's Gameplay And More | EMCA Bombz | FullOnKnives stop being a dipshit, first of all ANYBODY in the nba is good, even the bench players who don't play. second of all anyone scoring 27 points a game with a 56% field goal percentage is ridiculously good

    • @FullOnKnives
      @FullOnKnives 10 лет назад

      ***** You wanna go there, ok? First of all im not a "dipshit" so you gotta get that right. Second of all his signature move is the flop which means go to the foul line and get points, half of his points are from the foul line. Third of all can you stop being a dipshit?

    • @johnmp6147
      @johnmp6147 10 лет назад

      Tut's Gameplay And More | EMCA Bombz | FullOnKnives his free throw attempt average is almost the exact same as michael jordan and a little bit higher than kobes, and only about 20% of his points come from the line. and im not saying that hes the goat or any of that shit im just saying HES GOOD. do you fucking think you would beat him in a 1-on-1, or the top high school player in the country would beat him in a 1-on-1?? theres a fucking reason there's hype around him whether you hate him or not. he averaged 20 points in the nba straight out of high school, is that considered "good" to you??

  • @tubenachos
    @tubenachos 8 лет назад +5

    OJ is very articulate. Too bad he didn't turn to the superstar we thought he could be.

  • @jairotrejo77
    @jairotrejo77 10 лет назад +6

    "And mike was mike, he did what he had to do.

  • @printer003
    @printer003 10 лет назад +5

    I have to give O.J. a lot of credit for admitting a whoop ass. Very rare these days. Bravo!

  • @juswolf22
    @juswolf22 10 лет назад +5

    U got to give him credit for standin up to a great...most would be awestruck

  • @jayray8621
    @jayray8621 10 лет назад +10

    at least he was honest....

  • @pipeizm
    @pipeizm 10 лет назад

    great response by this young man. That tells the story, Mike never backed down from any of the greatest at that time which propelled him to become the greatest. OJ was just doing the same. That is the right attitude to have for success. Some people just have more tools to get there.

  • @jannah4u69
    @jannah4u69 10 лет назад +4

    Loool, he actually told that story very nice, like a little story!! Good speaker, but hey he did play Mike afterall. Good times

  • @chrismole6871
    @chrismole6871 11 лет назад

    DAMN OJ! keep it up man... matured player a true NBA player

  • @XBclemX
    @XBclemX 8 лет назад +10

    Mike said put some respeck on his name

  • @iandepositario
    @iandepositario 11 лет назад

    Well for OJ side that was great, he was able to take MJ one on one seriously, and that was a great accomplishment.

  • @JERMAINE650
    @JERMAINE650 11 лет назад +3

    Nobody can say they would have did anything different if they were in his position. A chance to play against MJ? Who would turn that down

  • @JohnSmith-bv3bn
    @JohnSmith-bv3bn 7 лет назад

    He told that story like a true gentleman. It matches up perfectly to how MJ described it. Props to OJ for being real, and it was a smart move to challenge the king when he had the chance.

  • @livein101112
    @livein101112 10 лет назад

    i respect the honesty and candor.

  • @norway0618
    @norway0618 7 лет назад

    how lucky he is to play with the greatest player of all time.... Priceless

  • @frankiezzzzzz100
    @frankiezzzzzz100 11 лет назад +9

    at least mayo owned up to his lose with Jordan. but hey he can still be a great player in the nba.

  • @alexandergoldman
    @alexandergoldman 8 лет назад +10

    dude kept it real...adrenalin was flowing i'm sure.. but dang, never want to light the fire under MJ...or THAT happens..

    • @dgdatguy1
      @dgdatguy1 8 лет назад

      alexandergoldman
      All i know is I heard Mj is an asshole to his fans and i want to prove it to myself whether that's false or fact before I sing his praises like i used to do

    • @alexandergoldman
      @alexandergoldman 8 лет назад

      dgdatguy1 yeah...ive heard some nasty stories. from chamillionaire to palming the face of 5 foot japanese ladies at the casino...but it is what it is...

  • @lilhavin
    @lilhavin 10 лет назад +10

    To sum it all up: OJ was talking crap, MJ whooped him and OJ was cool about it after.

  • @ABitefLife
    @ABitefLife 7 лет назад +4

    This is a great story tho. And I appreciate mayo’s honesty

  • @rollinspam200x
    @rollinspam200x 10 лет назад +3

    the man said, sit down son!

  • @wowchampyon
    @wowchampyon 11 лет назад

    That right there is a MAN!!!!! Respect to you!!! Did not talk smack, just told it how it was.

  • @dmncnlou
    @dmncnlou 11 лет назад

    Great video. OJ took it well. Good competition all the way around.

  • @cbaabc4889
    @cbaabc4889 8 лет назад

    mayo has a respectable point. I respect him for this response

  • @Ohiohillbilly80
    @Ohiohillbilly80 10 лет назад

    I really respect OJ Mayo for telling the truth about this . MJ worked his ass off and we have all been in Mayo shoes in life . Lesson learned . Wisdom gained .

  • @Chavezoid
    @Chavezoid 11 лет назад

    I saw the MJ on Mayo game. Yeah, Jordan played him with the fadeaway all day... but Mayo kept on going. I understand him. Like he said, he had nothing to lose. It's OK. Remember Jordan is a competitive freak, so I think he actually liked the challenge from the Mayo, and it gave him the chance to show who's boss, even at his age. It was fun for both.

  • @BST4321
    @BST4321 7 лет назад

    Good job OJ. Very respectful

  • @DaveSincere
    @DaveSincere 11 лет назад +4

    At least he's honest.

  • @jeffkintuky5915
    @jeffkintuky5915 10 лет назад +7

    Kobe Bryant is the greatest ever.

    • @ycyyyl
      @ycyyyl 10 лет назад +9

      nice joke, really funny

    • @austinpratte8053
      @austinpratte8053 10 лет назад +1

      2nd greatest*

    • @jeffkintuky5915
      @jeffkintuky5915 10 лет назад

      What did Michael Jordan do that was so great?

    • @AlphaMale505
      @AlphaMale505 10 лет назад

      Austin Pratte my ass!!!

    • @jonathanjoestar9714
      @jonathanjoestar9714 10 лет назад +3

      Jeff Kintuky Well for starters Mj's playoff numbers are better in every single statistic. Every damn one of them.

  • @abrahambowen8332
    @abrahambowen8332 2 года назад

    You may be the best high school player in the world I'm the best of all time
    Ouch pretty sharp and effective comeback to put Mayo in his place.
    Michael Jordan is one of those talented athletes that only come once in a lifetime and took basketball to a higher level.
    Even people wherever they are in the world who are not into basketball like who Michael Jordan or know who Michael Jordan is.

  • @ala4sox02
    @ala4sox02 9 лет назад

    The last 10 seconds were very well said

  • @drewdrewski6278
    @drewdrewski6278 7 лет назад

    I actually can dig his explanation... Respect!

  • @malemanjulpax2155
    @malemanjulpax2155 4 года назад +1

    To say the least, he got to play an extra game and got some lessons from the goat.

  • @ianalegre17
    @ianalegre17 10 лет назад +13

    At the end of the day, its basketball, so obviously some trash talking is bound to happen.

  • @indie9hippie
    @indie9hippie 9 лет назад

    So much respect.

  • @kromezer28
    @kromezer28 11 лет назад +1

    Hahaha "Mike was Mike" that shit had me laughing my ass off

  • @JohnnyRugged06
    @JohnnyRugged06 10 лет назад

    OJ Mayo being well spoken and good natured.

  • @wiggywil
    @wiggywil 10 лет назад +13

    He USED MJ...
    OJ Mayo wanted a barometer to see how good he really was..
    So he pissed off MJ to get his best effort on the court...
    Not bad for an 11th grader!!!

    • @JesseLeiker
      @JesseLeiker 10 лет назад +4

      I am of the opinion that you just made that up. At any rate: it didn't work. OJ served me a McRib at McDonalds last week.

  • @Robinson11
    @Robinson11 11 лет назад

    shit man he got it right, take that lesson. 16 years old getting school by the greatest. that's some real shit right there. big ups

  • @msriquez
    @msriquez 7 лет назад

    basketball is life!

  • @mrcatfish2100
    @mrcatfish2100 7 лет назад +1

    I'm glad you learned young buck. You took it like a man. Because of that i might respect you one day...

  • @Sicknificant1
    @Sicknificant1 8 лет назад +5

    "I had everything to gain and nothing to lose." Haha so damn true. No one was surprised he got put in by Michael Jordan, no one's opinion of his skill would change, but IF just IF mayo did beat jordan, so much brag rights xD
    damn right nothing to lose xD

  • @akshooter762
    @akshooter762 10 лет назад

    Cool story. MJ IS THE BEST IVE EVER SEEN

  • @Methadone4Life
    @Methadone4Life 11 лет назад

    Exactly what made him the best of all time

  • @peterl4780
    @peterl4780 10 лет назад

    OJ is honest young fella, i like him.

  • @mmjaljs
    @mmjaljs 11 лет назад

    Give all respect to whom it is due.....Money Mike! The Greatest of All Time...mmj

  • @ifadamhadcorrectedeve4003
    @ifadamhadcorrectedeve4003 7 лет назад

    Well said Mayo. Props to you.

  • @jaydneraa
    @jaydneraa 9 лет назад +10

    Well not to be rude but OJ Mayo aint shit now that will probably be the highlight of his career

    • @dann9447
      @dann9447 8 лет назад

      Well he used to be super good but yeah hes kind of nothing now

    • @Shystyman
      @Shystyman 8 лет назад +2

      lmao that happened when OJ was still in highschool

  • @chrisvill54
    @chrisvill54 10 лет назад +1

    Mike is anything but humble

  • @MRBBALLMAN10
    @MRBBALLMAN10 11 лет назад

    Love the way OJ handle himself.

  • @slangx9684
    @slangx9684 3 года назад

    You better talk smack, that's basketball! You kept it 100.....Respect👌

  • @ljungan93
    @ljungan93 9 лет назад

    OJ sounds like a cool guy. I like him.

  • @PmPbreeze
    @PmPbreeze 8 лет назад +1

    Bow to the king.

  • @kobe5rings
    @kobe5rings 11 лет назад

    New found respect for oj mayo.

  • @jpogioli
    @jpogioli 10 лет назад

    Good response. You gotta respect that.

  • @justvinceb4427
    @justvinceb4427 7 лет назад

    Jordan is the Mayweather of basketball today. He doesn't pound anymore but he finds a way to win.

  • @benjaminhajrulahovic4829
    @benjaminhajrulahovic4829 10 лет назад +1

    Ok, I am a sportsman my whole life, and I can tell you this for sure, you need guts to do this... Altough he did pretty stupid thing, this needs to be respected. At the end of the day, he really had everything to gain and nothing to lose. In my opinion he gained a lot...

  • @tnaylz1839
    @tnaylz1839 10 лет назад

    that was a cool ass interview

  • @xCH0SEN1x
    @xCH0SEN1x 11 лет назад

    Damn, I like OJ Mayo now. Respect.

  • @FSAYED04
    @FSAYED04 10 лет назад

    Good lesson he learned :) He seems like a good kid. Best of luck.