Charles Barkley reflected on his long-running feud with Michael Jordan and how their friendship fell apart. He explained what ...

Charles Barkley says Michael Jordan deserved more than five MVP awards, pointing to his dominance in the late ‘80s despite ...

The last time Charles Barkley spoke with Michael Jordan was about a decade ago, and the Bulls legend apparently told Barkley to go f–k himself. Barkley and Jordan were best friends up until the ...

It has been over ten years since Charles Barkley last spoke to his fellow NBA legend and old pal, Michael Jordan. Reflecting on their past, Barkley reminisced about their friendship, stating that ...

Charles Barkley opened up earlier this week on his relationship with Michael Jordan and revealed the two have not spoken in about 10 years. Barkley appeared on Monday’s episode of the "Let’s Go!" ...

Charles Barkley Says He Hasn't Spoken to Michael Jordan in 'Almost 10 Years': 'We're Both Stubborn' The NBA Hall of Famer said he was too outspoken in sharing his opinions about Jordan, his former ...

Michael Jordan of the Chicago Bulls and Charles Barkley of the Phoenix Suns before a game at the United Center in Chicago, Ill. Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Barkley was referring to comments ...

Charles Barkley says his 10-year rift with fellow Basketball Hall of Famer Michael Jordan began when Barkley was publicly critical of Jordan's abilities as the team owner and executive of the ...

Charles Barkley says he's tired of talking about the end of his friendship with Michael Jordan, saying people act like they're 'Prince William and Prince Harry' ...

Michael Jordan and Charles Barkley were fierce competitors when they faced off against each other in various NBA games during the ‘90s. However, the two also developed a close friendship, which ...

Charles Barkley and Michael Jordan were the 90s. Think NBA on NBC montages with Bob Costas voiceovers, think the original Dream Team when Charles Barkley wasn’t afraid of Angola.

Charles Barkley has been winging it too long to start worrying about what he says. Even if Tiger Woods no longer speaks to him and Michael Jordan hurls some expletives his way.