Security guard from 'The Last Dance' got Jumpman tattoo at MJ's request

"The Last Dance" continued Sunday night and introduced the world to John Michael Wozniak, a security guard who is seen breaking out Michael Jordan's famous shrug after beating him at a quarters game.

Wozniak, a United States Army veteran and former narcotics officer with the Chicago Police Department, worked for years as a personal security guard for Jordan. He died Jan. 18, 2020 at the age of 69.

In a 2016 interview with Matt Welty of Complex, Wozniak explained what it was like to work for Jordan.

"I traveled with Michael to every major city in the U.S., but I also went along with his family on vacations, to events, even all the way to Paris," he said. "All over the world. A tremendous bond was formed, and we took it seriously. I have a special relationship with Michael that I share to this day."

That bond led to Wozniak and other members of Jordan's security team getting tattoos of the Jumpman logo.

"We went with Michael to a tattoo place in Chicago," Wozniak recalled. "He said, 'Put them on,' and we all ended up getting (the Jumpman logo) tattooed on our arms."