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Come Fan with UsSaturday, August 8, 2026

Dennis Rodman Looks Like He’s Doing Well These Days

A slew of past NBA stars (Clyde Drexler, Scottie Pippen, Penny Hardaway, Gary Payton, Mitch Richmond, Dale Ellis) descended on Macau this Sunday to play in what must have been the best-worst exhibition game of all time. But Dennis Rodman upstaged them all.

Nightmare fuel after the jump.

Thanks to the must-follow @SI_Vault feed for alerting us to the photos here and here, and an additional photo comes via China’s Sina Sports.

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More than anything I think the photos teach an important lesson. It reminds me of Trish, the anti-smoking campaign from The Onion. Likewise, a lifetime of partying and hard drugs and porn stars sounds cool, but then you look at photos of Dennis Rodman today, and it really puts the lifestyle in perspective. At this point, The Worm is a walking, talking anti-drug campaign. Pay attention, kids.

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