Jordan'S 85 Year Signature Shoe Auction&Nbsp; Fans Bid Up To $6655

This pair of sneakers is also very memorable. In addition to Jordan's autograph on each shoe, it is said that this pair of sneakers was worn by Jordan at the Indianapolis All Star Game in 1985, which was his first time to participate in the All Star Game. However, the owner of the shoes has already had another person - photographer Robert Crawford, who also auctioned the shoes online.

There is also a story about Crawford getting this pair of shoes: during a regular season, Crawford expressed his hope to Jordan to get his shoes, but Jordan has promised to others. So Crawford said that he hoped to get the shoes that Jordan wore in the All Star Game. Finally, Flying Man gave permission. After the All Star Game ended, Jordan was surrounded by reporters. But when Crawford appeared in front of him, Jordan immediately took off the shoes from his feet and threw them to Crawford from the air. At that time, the shoes had not been signed, so Crawford handed the shoes to Jordan and asked for his signature.

Jordan also participated in the 1985 Dunk Contest, but it is unclear whether he also wore this pair of shoes, because NBA players will change shoes almost every game. In that session Star In the game, Jordan, who was still a rookie, came on as a starter and finally got 7 points, 6 rebounds and 2 assists from 2 of 9 shots. As a result, the Eastern Star Team lost to 129-140, while Ralph Sampson, who scored 24 points and 10 rebounds from the Western Star Team, was elected MVP.