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  @effortless45882 күн бұрын

  LETS GOO😂

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  @TheJollyMisanthrope5 күн бұрын

  The guy that's constantly hurt? Might want to fire your trainer.

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  @guidovalenti49865 күн бұрын

  Sugar Ray Leonard is a champion inside and outside the ring we' re dont say the same thing for Duran and Hagler they' re both bad loosers especially Duran 🤷🥊many years later incredibile

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  @CastleNoble8 күн бұрын

  Clearly he’s lying again… there’s no evidence of any of this mediocrity happening… no footage no documents, no goat… media marketing created that image later, now the school where MJ played is fixing up the school to look like something happened there lol… wow… money make people lie lie lie✨✨✨🏀

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  @myles268 күн бұрын

  Never even crossed my mind that these two were even related, much less brothers!!

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  @CastleNoble10 күн бұрын

  🛑Falsehood… one minute they all day MJ was cut… MJ is on multiple interviews saying he got cut.., now to make MJ look better… and to make the lying coach look better… now he’s saying MJ wasn’t cut. Clearly MJ was trash… a whole video showing MJ in the nba but nothing documenting MJ being anything in highschool. Talking but no proof of MJ being what coach is saying… he gets paid… just like the school now is showing all this MJ stuff but nothing about MJ existing back then… they got NIKES LOGO on their basketball floor now… because it brings money to the school… All that fake memorabilia and fake museum like environment all to keep up the lies. MJ’s image was later created by Nike and the rest of the Mideast media marketing campaign for profit… selling falsely claimed dream to today’s fans who do no real research, they just believe.

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  @lvega560613 күн бұрын

  Always "we, in Romania. We do." She went to the US for safety and to use Americans, but never assimilated. She still only roots for Romania.

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  @movieman910016 күн бұрын

  It has come a long way from hot dogs.

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  @Tyler-q2k16 күн бұрын

  Nothing like learning from the elders.

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  @metuberob19 күн бұрын

  stop blaming yourself russ ... you just did what you were told ... petey was paid off in advanced ... did'nt you know? ... but yes still a great pass to your new designated defender butler there ... lockett couldn't make the stop

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  @adammoreno465420 күн бұрын

  Time stands still when the great Vin Scully starts talking, years after his passing and I find myself still listening to him as if he was still alive and well right now. Like I said before Vinny is greatness personified at the highest level

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  @MrBubblecake20 күн бұрын

  Wilson must have been so happy to choke this game away himself, just to get online later that night, and see millions of casual idiots that watch 5 NFL football games per year, that have never earned a starting spot on a HS varsity football team, let alone in college, attempting to deflect the blame to the coach, as if Pete Carrol forced him to throw a terrible INT with the the game on the line. That season the Seahawks had scored on about 70% of their attempts when throwing the ball on the goal line. That same season Marshawn Lynch has been stuffed on the goal line 12 different times, just in that season. Running the ball against run stop defense was never a guarantee, the Patriots were stacked at the line expecting a run, Lynch could have been tackled for a loss, he could have been stripped, he could simply fumbled. There was NEVER any guarantee he could run that ball in. Wilson could have thrown the ball away, stopped the clock without using a timeout, and the Seahawks still could have ran it on 3rd and 4th down. Instead he made a terrible throw in to traffic, and ruined his teams chances of winning. Wilson deserves the blame for this game, and it was a great play by the DB. I’m tired of listening to casual idiots that know little to nothing about this sport say “The Seahawks should have ran the ball” in hindsight as if it was a 100% guarantee they would have won if they had done so.

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  @kylehatesarkansas22 күн бұрын

  43-8

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  @gabii673826 күн бұрын

  Andre the giant is the gift from God , he is a legend forever…

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  @user-bp4nc4gy5tАй бұрын

  I only started watching it because of Caitlin Clark and Boston

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  @DollyAkishАй бұрын

  Having a CBD massage helps me relax after workout. Midnight CBD massage oil does it for me #midnightcbd

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  @adventureswithkingej9914Ай бұрын

  "foncution" is crazy 😂😂😂😂 naw but i love jerry

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  @CwebbyofavoritekingАй бұрын

  Man’s was a DAWG

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  @DavidLlewellyn-no4szАй бұрын

  The world is fucked up

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  @DeliverYouTruthАй бұрын

  #2024 #andrewwiggins They always holding Andrew Wiggins back from shining.

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  @terrorzeetavonbombАй бұрын

  BEST VIDEO EVER!❤

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  @omarbahrourАй бұрын

  Just watched this today, thought it was fantastic. Really unbelievable that he didn’t truly get his fair shot.

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  @MISHKAJAIАй бұрын

  He is Capping.. Jordan did get Cut as a Sophomore from the Varsity Team!!! Lynch is talking about him being cut from the JV team which of course didn't happen. I have no idea why he would even mention it like they made a mistake on it.

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  @mikegilbert3981Ай бұрын

  Whats the excuses for the percentage of black fans that purchase tickets in any sport? How about doing something besides sports crime and cRAP music.

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  @edwardpissАй бұрын

  This is so disturbing and odd idk what to believe anymore.

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  @user-cn7bh9yp6kАй бұрын

  Tommy hit man Hearns 48 one punch knockouts. Amazing fighter! Will always be the greatest to me

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  @tyroberts85862 ай бұрын

  I don't get why people hated Rowdy, he's so cool

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  @CastleNoble2 ай бұрын

  Cap 🧢 Lies lies lies. Video of this same guy saying he cut MJ and videos of MJ himself saying he was cut… Theses are both bold face li@rs

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  @elliemyers64352 ай бұрын

  I'm a huge Big 5 basketball fan....I remember that St. Joe's team really well, and I still see that John Lucas III shot in my nightmares. It's interesting as that Ok. State team had Three NBA players on it, and the lottery pick it had - Joey Graham ended up having the smallest impact. Interesting about St. Joe's that year...Phil Martelli would always start his two post players, Dwayne Jones and John Bryant...But, he would always finish games with four perimeter players - Jameer Nelson, Pat Carroll, Delonte West and Tyrone Barley, with Dwayne Jones, playing a four out, one in style that almost no one was doing back then. Now, it's customary for teams to play that way, but for Phil to have to foresight to basically say "These are my best five guys, that's how I'm gonna roll" was very insightful and ahead of his time.

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  @KamilaKrchova2 ай бұрын

  This woman is a Russian crook

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  @Gojam122 ай бұрын

  Pedophilic hug noted

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  @johnatkinson742 ай бұрын

  I am in bad physical shape right now and am going to talk to my doctor about the training I want to start. I will see what she says and then hopefully I will use this advice! Thanks!

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  @NoelJohnCarlo2 ай бұрын

  Is that The Big Time's Voice Actor?

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  @glp3292 ай бұрын

  Both good guys. Called them on occasion.

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  @HumanOverPopulation-bl5oj2 ай бұрын

  Glad to hear athletes promoting well health, for animals too

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  @RobertWalsh-vp5ui2 ай бұрын

  based

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  @derylwilliams91992 ай бұрын

  Was this guy literally a mk ultra lab produced athlete ….there is literally no footage of playing bball before he played at unc which is an extreme anomaly The only footage is supposedly one dunk in a high school game that is very grainy and you can’t even tell it’s him…can’t clearly see his face or anything

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  @jeremiahtolbert70912 ай бұрын

  REST WITH THE LORD SWEET PEA👍🏾🙏🏽

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  @szabofilms2 ай бұрын

  This is an amazing film, but I have a tip for the trailer. People want to watch the gnarly images. The trailer has too much of Talking Heads talking about the gnarly images. It’s the old truism and adage about filmmaking; show don’t tell.

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  @allen79862 ай бұрын

  Segregation governed every aspect of black folks human existence in America. White folks athleticism was presumed to be different from black folks, because whites were considered the 'norm' with regard to being 'human'. Black folks were seen as outside the 'norm' in physical prowess. White folks perceived themselves as having superior intellect and 'normal' physicality as human beings. Blacks were judged as intellectually inferior BUT outside the 'norm' of human physicality and endurance. Closer to the anthropoid than fully formed 'human' compared to whites was the gist. This perception formed legal the basis of using black folks as field slaves. This is the lens through which white folks legally saw black folks for hundreds of years. And so, they figured, of course blacks can not compete on the same level with white folks. They were not fully formed human beings. On top of that they were intellectually stunted, slow and stunted as a general rule, with only few exceptions. So, naturally, they thought white folks should and would be in control.

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  @user-of-pot2 ай бұрын

  That's the point 😅

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  @justinbabb22592 ай бұрын

  Pocket full of nuts

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  @johnathanharris93872 ай бұрын

  Myles Garrett is Kobe Bryant. prove me wrong, you can't even deny it

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  @GM-fx2jo2 ай бұрын

  Mike Conley Sr....one of the all time great triple jumpers...great to watch

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  @aliceworldoftravel2 ай бұрын

  One of the funniest scenes

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  @MrOhioPlayer3 ай бұрын

  That song while being on top of the world as a billionaire has to be the greatest feeling on earth.

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  @stan0033x3 ай бұрын

  deep voice like here dad, and obese.

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  @Hulayyy3 ай бұрын

  Ah, i was wondering what electric surfing was. It's the surf boards that you can fly on! (Kinda? 😂)

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  @JoaocarlosBrazao3 ай бұрын

  Preciso falar com vc Lázaro Viana luz

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  @wsggallery67833 ай бұрын

  Was Brentwood Country Club purchased mid 20th century to compete with Hillcrest Country Club?

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  @Jagger_LeVine2 ай бұрын

  No