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Friday
Dec272013

Video Of Lebron Golfing: He's No Charles Barkley

But based on the golf swings in this Samsung ad with Kevin Hart, the world's best basketball player could be only a few years away from developing some Barkley-like swing hitches.

Gruesome stuff, especially if you see Chris Chase's GIF's at USA Today, or just watch the ad:

DateFriday, December 27, 2013 at 09:34 PM Comment3 Comments | in
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The best player in basketball has sort of replace the role of heavyweight boxing champion.. I suppose that all changed for good when Tyson headed it off to Jordan. Anyway I wonder if Lebron could sell more nike clubs than Rory and Tiger combined with a few great TV spots during the Masters..
12.27.2013 | Unregistered CommenterRon
It's always a comfort to us regular hackers when top-notch athletes look just as pathetic as we did when we first tried to hit a ball. Some people don't consider golf a sport, but it isn't checkers either.
12.28.2013 | Unregistered CommenterDaveAndrews
Funny stuff, love the clothes. LeBron is still digging himself out of the "Decision" hole...
12.28.2013 | Unregistered CommenterNo Longer

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