Michael Jordan’s Court, Logan Paul’s Cash, and One Very Big Lawsuit

This week, we dive into one of the wildest mashups of sports, collectibles, and celebrity headlines you’ll hear all year. Logan Paul—YouTuber, wrestler, Prime co-founder, and Pokémon card enthusiast—just dropped half a million dollars on what was supposed to be an authentic piece of Michael Jordan history: an 8-by-8 foot chunk of the Chicago Bulls’ United Center floor, signed and inscribed by MJ himself.

The problem? Logan isn’t convinced the floor is the real deal. So now, he’s suing one of the biggest auction houses in the game, Heritage Auctions, to pump the brakes until authenticity questions are resolved.

In this episode, we break it all down:

• What Logan bought and why it matters.

• The authenticity fight at the heart of the lawsuit.

• Heritage’s response and how the hobby community is reacting.

• The bigger picture: what this means for the future of sports memorabilia.

Whether you think Logan Paul is a bold collector or a reckless spender, this case touches on something bigger—trust in the collectibles world. And let’s be honest, it’s also just a fascinating story about money, fame, and the obsession with owning a piece of history.

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Until next time, stay curious, stay hungry, and as always… stay ALL IN!

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