Jordan'S First Pair Of Shoes Will Be Auctioned For Fear Of Over $50 Thousand.

A pair of shoes believed to be Jordan's first competition will be auctioned next month.

According to the head of auction companies, the shoes are expected to be sold at a price of more than 50 thousand dollars.

This pair

The owner is Khalid Ali, who was a baseball player in the Lakers' home game in the 1984-1985 season.

Local time on December 2, 1985, the Lakers at home against the bull race, Jordan gave the shoes to Ali.

Although Ali was only 15 years old, he could still remember Jordan clearly.

The process.

"At that time, Jordan was warming up before the competition. I went over to him and asked him if he could give me his shoes."

Ali said, "those shoes were red, white and black, and later came out as the first generation of Jordan shoes.

At that time, Jordan told me that he would change another pair of shoes before the match and wear red and white colouring shoes.

After the game, I entered the bull dressing room and asked Jordan for shoes.

He gave me these shoes and signed the names on them.

The auction companies did not find a picture of Jordan's shoes, but it could be confirmed that 5 days before the match, Jordan still wore the same pair of shoes.

In addition, Lakers chief trainer Gary Vitti can also prove that Ali has indeed been a Lakers caddie.

Despite the fact that these shoes have been kept for 30 years, Ali said that changing shoes is not a very difficult decision.

"Actually, these shoes are kept in my mother's wardrobe."

Ali said, "I didn't tell the story too much with other people.

Those who know me only after I am 20 years old do not even know the existence of these shoes.

Ali revealed that these shoes were the only items he could collect during the season.

In the 1984-1985 season, the Lakers won the championship against Celtic, but Ali did not get good value from the Lakers at that time.

According to the auction companies schedule, the shoes that Jordan wore will be auctioned online on April 8th, and will last until April 25th.

Inler, vice president of auction companies, believes that the final price of these shoes will exceed 50 thousand dollars.

"Nowadays people like to collect Jordan's shoes for competitions, and these shoes that Jordan has worn in early competitions are of great value."

Inler said.

In 2013, Jordan passed through the classic game "flu war".

It was auctioned and eventually traded for $104765, creating a sports history shoe auction record.

It was also in 2013 that Jordan also made a $31070 high price for his sneakers in the rookie season.