Dennis Rodman was a defensive juggernaut back in the day. He was instrumental in the success of the Chicago Bulls in the 1990s owing to his ferocity on the floor and ability to rebound. Michael Jordan was unquestionably the franchise’s headliner, but The Worm was the ultimate personality.

While the 90s Chicago Bulls conquered the NBA hardwood, they were as active off the court as well. Whether it was the team parties, off-season trip to France, Jordan showcasing his swing on the golf course, or Rodman’s infamous excursion to Las Vegas during the regular season, the Bulls were consistently in the limelight.

Of course, they were well-liked by the women as well. However, according to Rodman, he was always one step ahead of everyone else in that department.

Talking on the Full Send Podcast, the 5-time NBA champion revealed that a young Tiger Woods used to hang out with him and MJ. When asked who was the ladies’ man among the three, Rodman didn’t hesitate to give himself that tag.

“I was the only one single,” he claimed. “I mean, every game, I had girls left or right, I didn’t care man.”?

He also went ahead and shed some light on his dating history.

?Carmen Electra you know, then Madonna, I dated a lot of people…Sharon Stone. I mean all these people, what?s her name Cindy Crawford…dated her. Just a bunch of people man,? said Rodman.

Dennis Rodman, as one might assume, was a polarizing yet flamboyant individual whose exploits were too outlandish to be believed. His antics off the court make him one of the most memorable players in NBA history. On the court, though, The Worm was all about his business.

Despite his off-court escapades, Dennis Rodman brought intensity to the court

Dennis Rodman was as unique on the court as he was off it. He belonged to a select breed of players that were all about their business and always strived to be the finest at what they did. His ability to vigorously gather rebounds and defend any position on the floor made him essential to the success of any team he played for.

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Whichever team Rodman took his talents to, he was their defensive backbone. He was named the Defensive Player of the Year in consecutive seasons in 1990 and 1991 while playing for the Detroit Pistons. The Hall of Famer also won back-to-back NBA titles in 1989 and 1990 with the Pistons.

Following an illustrious time in Detroit, Rodman joined the Chicago Bulls, joining forces with Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen. From 1996 to 1998, Rodman and the Chicago Bulls won three championships in three beautiful seasons.

The five-time NBA champion was a winner wherever he went and was a relentless cyclone of intensity on the court.

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