Despite Having More Rings Than Michael Jordan, Former Champion Still Hopes to Fulfill NBA 2K Dream – “It Ain’t Out Yet, Right?”

There are few people in this world who have more rings than His Airness, Michael Jordan. In fact, there are only 9 players who have won more rings than Jordan. Despite all his success, this former champion doesn’t feature in the Iconic basketball game, NBA 2k. However, he still hasn’t given up his hopes yet.

Robert Horry is one of the 9 people in the world who has won more rings than Jordan. Horry was drafted in the 1992 NBA draft as the 11th overall pick. He won his first two rings with the Houston Rockets. Then he went to the Los Angeles Lakers and won 3 more during their three-peat era. He later joined the San Antonio Spurs where he won 2 more rings and ended with a total of seven.

And despite all of this, he still doesn’t feature in the latest edition of NBA 2k.

Horry, who has rings than Michael Jordan is not in NBA 2k

Horry, who is known for being one of the clutches players of all time, was on his podcast talking about various topics. His co-hosts asked him if he is gonna appear in the NBA 2k game. To that, one of his co-hosts said he won’t, but another one reminded him that Horry contacted the 2k team for this exact reason.

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Later Horry adds,” This Day and Age, a text, call, same… I made a text, he didn’t respond.I’m go find it, I’m not in it right now….It Ain’t out Yet, Right?”

Horry was nicknamed ‘Big Shot Bob’ because he was a clutch performer in important games. In the early part of his career, he was a starter and used to average over 10 PPG. Later on, he became a role player and made key plays down the stretch.

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Horry was one of the NBA’s best strech 4’s. He was known for his three-point shooting and he still holds the record for most threes made without a miss. He is most famously known for his clutch shot in the Western Conference Finals where he knocked down the buzzer-beater with less than a second remaining. Fans would surely want to see the legend in the NBA 2k game.