Derek Jeter, Michael Jordan, and Tiger Woods are three of the biggest sports personalities in the sporting world. All three of them have achieved the pinnacle in their respective sports. But unlike Jeter and Jordan, Tiger Woods was a bit shy in nature when it was about girls.
But thankfully, the golf legend had a great couple of friends who were the best in this business. Yes! The New York Yankees legend Derek Jeter and the NBA icon Michael Jordan saved Woods and gave him some confidence to talk to girls.
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Talking about their game, the three have ruled an era in American sports. Their global identity also helped baseball, basketball, and golf to grow their audience outside America. Such was their dominance in American sports.
When Derek Jeter and Michael Jordan helped Tiger Woods overcome his fear of talking to girls
It will be unfair to talk about the dominance of Tiger Woods in golf. Because it is not possible to describe his legacy in a few words. Born on December 30, 1975, Woods is inarguably the greatest golfer in the sport’s history.
But he was not so great at talking to girls. Per an old video on The Fumble, when Jeter, Jordan, and Woods walked into a bar, Jeter and Jordan were comfortable talking to every other girl. However, it was not the same for the golf legend.
“ESPN just published a massive profile on Tiger Woods showing a side of him we’ve never seen before. The profile has a fascinating conversation that happened between Tiger, Michael Jordan, and Derek Jeter,” the presenter said. “The three amigos were out at a club. Jordan and Jeter went around talking easily with one beautiful woman after another…”
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After a while, Woods could not resist himself and asked his friends how to talk to girls so easily? And guess what? Jordan and Jeter gave him the best advice.
“Jordan and Jeter were stunned by the question. But their advice was, “just go tell them you’re Tiger Woods,” the presenter added.
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It has been over 26 years since Woods is playing golf. He has registered over 11 professional wins in the PGA. Even now, at 46, the golf legend is going strong.