Michael Jordan is one of the greatest players in NBA history.

This fun fact shows that even the GOAT had a weakness: the Three-Point Contest.

Jordan was an elite scorer—his mid-range jumper and drives were all-time great.

From deep, however, he was less efficient, with a career 32.7% from three.

In the 1990 Three-Point Contest, he scored only 5 points—the event’s all-time low.

The record reflects his skill profile and the era’s emphasis.

Back then, threes weren’t the primary scoring method; Jordan thrived inside the arc.

It’s a reminder that even legends have specific areas less suited to their game.