DWYANE WADE’S farewell tour continues in style.

Last week, the Miami Heat guard added one of the more remarkable shots of his career to his lifetime highlight reel with this game-winner over the Golden State Warriors.

Now he can say he passed Michael Jordan.

In one category at least.

With this 1,052nd career blocked shot Monday against the Atlanta Hawks, Wade now has the most combined playoff and regular-season blocks by a guard in NBA history.

According to the Associated Press, he surpassed Jordan with his second-quarter rejection of Hawks guard B.J. Johnson.

The three-time champion, 13-time All-Star and 2008-09 league scoring champion has been one of the game’s great perimeter defenders too, earning three NBA All-Defensive team nods.

Wade notched the achievement in a 114-113 win over the Hawks.

He totaled 23 points with five assists in the win that included a critical late bucket that saw him beat DeAndre’ Bembry from the top of the key for a layup in the final minute to extend the Heat lead to 114-111. He also exchanged jerseys with Hawks rookie Kevin Huerter because he knew Huerter grew up a fan and wears No. 3 because of him.

Wade’s balanced game is part of the reason he’ll retire as one of the five greatest shooting guards to ever play. (SD-Agencies)