Who played young Michael Jordan in commercial?

Daley
Michael Jordan’s double Daley was a body double portraying a young Michael Jordan in the Gatorade 2002 commercial “23 vs 39”, in which a Bulls-era Jordan takes on his Wizards-era counterpart in a game of 1-on-1.

Who is in Gatorade commercial with Michael Jordan?

Mia Hamm
(WROC) — Soccer star and Rochester native Abby Wambach went head-to-head against Olympic track legend Usain Bolt in a new Gatorade commercial. The ad pays homage to Gatorade’s 1997 “Anything you can do, I can do better” commercial with Michael Jordan and Mia Hamm — who both make cameos in this new version.

Why did Michael Jordan retire so young?

Though he had earlier stated publicly that he would not play for any coach besides Jackson, Jordan explained his decision to retire by saying he had lost the drive and desire that was necessary to continue playing at such a high level, and that he wanted to spend more time with his family.

What kind of commercials did Michael Jordan appear in?

Michael has endorsed Rayovac batteries, Gatorade, Wheaties, Nike, Coca Cola, McDonald’s, Chevrolet, and Hanes off the top of my head. Some of these commercials have been seen plenty of times, while in others I had no idea Michael was even involved with.

When did the first Gatorade commercial with Michael Jordan come out?

Michael Jordan’s first Gatorade commercial debuted 25 years ago Monday. Aug. 8, 1991. Twenty-five years ago, one of the most famous commercials of all time debuted: Gatorade’s “Be Like Mike.”. Fans of a certain age are probably already hearing the jingle in their heads.

How tall is the hoop in the Michael Jordan commercial?

Wearing a face full of determination (and, more importantly, his shimmering Air Jordan XI), Jordan looks up at a hoop that is 100 feet high. Gravity doesn’t seem to be an issue — he is still rising as he slams the ball — until he looks down and realizes he eventually will have to let go of the rim.

What did Michael Jordan say in anything you can do?

RELATED: Michael Jordan Donating $10 Million to Fund Healthcare Centers in North Carolina As the new version of the classic song “Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better” plays, Jordan pops up on a golf course, saying “No, you can’t” as his course buddy, Hamm, goes for a putt. She sinks it, telling Jordan — once again, decades later — “Yes, I can.”