Magic Johnson shoots hoops on yacht in Dream Team Barcelona return 33 years later

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Magic Johnson and Michael Jordan are still trying to one-up each other.
Yet only now, it's which NBA icon billionaire can have the bigger superyacht on their amazing summer-long excursions throughout Europe.
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Well the Los Angeles Lakers hero and Dodgers co-owner upped the ante by flexing a ridiculous superyacht anchored in Barcelona, which was the home of the 1992 Summer Olympics, where the Dream Team made history and forever changed basketball by making the game truly international. Current Laker Luka Doncic and three-time MVP Nikola Jokic are proof of that.
The five-time NBA champion nonchalantly showed off his still silky smooth jumper 33 years later on the half-court hoop on the front of the ship, with the drone footage then panning out to the amazing panoramic view of the Catalonian jewel.
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"It was nice to be back in Barcelona, Spain where I won my gold medal with the Dream Team!," Johnson wrote in his Instagram Reels post. "I’m back shooting hoops, not in an arena this time, but on a yacht! 😁"
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Ultimate flex by the three-time league MVP.

The Chicago Bulls' six-time NBA champion and five-time MVP Mr. Jordan has also been gallivanting in the area, so maybe he'll mosey into port with his ridiculously big boat and look to outdo Magic.
Needless to say both Magic and His Airness have won at life.

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