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Michael Jordan’s fear of snakes led Nike to abandon a black mamba campaign, paving the way for Kobe Bryant to define the Black Mamba.

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Michael Jordan was the original “Black Mamba,” according to a new story in ESPN.

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A KwaZulu-Natal nature photographer captured the unsettling sound a black mamba makes up close, and South Africans could not believe what they were hearing.

In late 2002, Nike began creating a global campaign featuring the black mamba -- and presented it to an NBA superstar. That star was not Kobe Bryant.

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