The Rise Of A Japanese Icon - The Bob Sapp Story

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  @MMAOnPoint · 3 years ago · pinned

  Hi guys, sorry for the blur at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDuASQiI5g8&amp;t=623">10:23</a> onwards in this video. We had a claim and have had to blur this portion. Thanks - Tom

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  @FaithRox · 3 years ago

  The very last segment with Bob says it all.<br><br>You can say whatever you want about the man, but he has one hell of a story to tell and he&apos;ll be remembered in history.

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  @NapoleonBlownapartMMA · 3 years ago

  Id love to live in a timeline where Sapp actually fought properly. His fight with Noguiera is incredible. But hes a smart man who made bank without taking overt amounts of damage, not something many stars of that era can say

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  @DroneStrike1776 · 2 years ago

  Bob was more of an entertainer than a fighter. &nbsp;I hope he still finds success because he seems to have a great personality.

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  @greplink · 3 years ago

  Bob is a legend that made money without getting CTE. Smarter than most fighters. Also, headlining Fight Circus last night was super entertaining.

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  @MatthewSalzer · 3 years ago

  I grew up in Japan around that time and he was literally everywhere and he was a giant of a personality. To hear him talk about it and say he has no regrets is a good thing to hear. If he went into the NFL he wouldn&apos;t have been anywhere near as well known as he was in the fight industry.

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  @SpydeTJ · 3 years ago (edited)

  This was such an awesome mini documentary. <br><br>Fair play to Bob Sapp, I don&apos;t think most people knew how he got thrown in with the lions whilst having such little fight training and experience.

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  @jimmyrussell6543 · 3 years ago

  Holy Shit... Please keep these coming... This isn&apos;t content. This is fucking art... This channel is my happy place. Thank you

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• TO

  @tonyespinoza3891 · 3 years ago

  This really shows another way to sapp. Usually he seen as this big steroid abusing man that gives up to get a paycheck. This video really does humanize him and appreciate that a lot .

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• RO

  @romeomonteverde · 3 years ago

  People shouldn&apos;t bash him for taking L&apos;s, it&apos;s life. Like the vid said he was never a fighter, he even admitted by the middle part that he rarely trained, he was technically a wrestling entertainer for the most part except for a few times that he really legit fought, but after that it&apos;s back to entertaining. He seems like a nice guy. I actually love his roles in films. Hope he leads a happy fulfilling life from now on, all the love.

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  @poot111111 · 3 years ago

  Anyone who beat Earnesto Hoost not once, but twice, will always have my respect. And I am very happy that MMA On Point highlighted this man&apos;s hustle.

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  @devinburkett9036 · 3 years ago

  Love seeing <b>BOBBY</b> <b>SAPP</b> getting some Love!!!

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