Michael Jordan Gave 6 Word Advice to Tiger Woods Amid Infamous Turmoil in the Golf Legend’s Life

Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods are two of the most decorated athletes. Moreover, the two are widely regarded as the greatest players in their own sports.

Interestingly enough, the two alleged GOATS are great friends. While Woods went through one of the toughest phases of his life, MJ had some words for him.

Despite having some issues in their friendship in the past, the two have maintained their relationship well, which is still rock solid till date.

Michael Jordan gives advice to good friend Tiger Woods

There is no denying Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods are two of the greatest athletes ever. While MJ has 6 NBA titles with the Chicago Bulls, Woods has 15 PGA titles to his name. 

Moreover, the two are great friends. Woods and MJ share a wonderful friendship with each other that date back to the time Jordan still played in the NBA.

While Woods struggled with mental and physical issues in his personal life, Jordan offered some valuable advice to his friend.

Jordan said, “He has … no companion. He has to find that happiness within his life, that’s the thing that worries me. I don’t know if he can find that type of happiness. He’s gonna have to trust somebody.”

Although the two are friends, sources close to both the parties suggest the two haven’t spoken in months. This came after Woods’ public meltdown of his private life.

Jordan vs Woods: Who has the higher net worth?

While the two are undisputed legends of their game, Jordan wins the battle of net. Jordan has a net worth of around $1.7 Billion according to Forbes. 

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Woods, on the other hand, is not far behind. He has a net worth of around $800 million according to sources. Despite earning more in salary compared to Jordan, Woods does not come close to MJ in terms of off court earnings.

Jordan earned only $90 million in salaries during his illustrious NBA career. However, he has earned a fortune from endorsements and his Jordan brand. 

Source: | This article originally belongs to Essentially Sports