Chris Brown, Floyd Mayweather Jr. Ballin at Michael Jordan Private Game in NYC After MJ's 52nd B-Day

Michael Jordan is considered by many to be the greatest player to ever step foot on a basketball court. In recent news, it was revealed that Michael's legendary reputation has led to him mingling with Hollywood's top celebs. Apparently, Chris Brown, Floyd Mayweather and a bunch of NBA stars were seen at one of M.J.'s super exclusive private basketball games. This all takes place only a couple weeks after the golf loving basketball-god hit the age of 52.

After a successful stint at UNC, Jordan joined the Chicago Bulls in 1984. He quickly emerged as the league's top star, and that reputation has followed him to this day.

Jordan has many successful business ventures, and has continued to be a success. According to TMZ Sports, this combined by his phenomenal performances in the 80's and 90's has skyrocketed Michael to A-list status:

"It was Chris Brown dishin off to Flody Mayweather at one of the most exclusive private basketball games in the country last night -- when the stars hit up Michael Jordan's legendary court in NYC. It all went down at Terminal 23 in New York ... a state-of-the-art hoops facility designed by Jordan Brand...the guest list was pretty tight -- with NBA stars like JaVale McGee and Mason Plumlee ballin' out with stars like Floyd, Chris and rapper Juelz Santana. Floyd looked pretty good out there..."

True, basketball is MJ's bread and butter, but according to a report by the Golf Channel, he isn't afraid to strap on some cleats and aim for the green:

"Michael Jordan just turned 52, and [his life is being reexamined, yet again] Sure, he's made more headlines on the hardwood, but His Airness' affinity for golf is no secret. He regularly snuck out to the course during his time with the Chicago Bulls, and since his retirement, we've seen him on the links even more. Whether he's teeing it up in a pro-am or taking shots at President Obama..."

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