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Logan Paul sues auction house over $562K Michael Jordan memorabilia deal

Originally posted on Ball Exclusives | By Titan Frey | Last updated Sep 27, 2025 1:53 PM ET

YouTuber and WWE star Logan Paul is suing an auction house over a piece of Michael Jordan memorabilia worth $562K.

Paul bought a piece of the United Center court, which was the court Jordan and the Chicago Bulls won three championships, including two actually on their home court from 1996 to 1998. The piece is also signed by Jordan.

An unBULLievable piece

An 8ft x 8ft piece of the Bulls court used at the United Center during Chicago’s second three-peat

Then His Airness penned a 3ft signature on it with more inscriptions than we’ve ever seen from MJ https://t.co/BSbBy1HD2G pic.twitter.com/UDDjatLguW

— Heritage Auctions Sports (@Heritage_Sport) August 8, 2025

The auction house is Heritage Auctions in Texas and Paul is suing them because he wasn’t able to investigate the authenticity of the piece before the payment to Heritage was due. Paul claims that the court “Does not match the court from 1995-1998.”

Paul ultimately paid $562,555.42 for the piece and he’s right to want to check its authenticity.

This article first appeared on Ball Exclusives and was syndicated with permission.

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