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Two years ago, we sadly lost Kobe Bryant
Today, I want to talk about the lasting impact he had on MMA and martial arts, and the influence these communities had on him đ
Today, I want to talk about the lasting impact he had on MMA and martial arts, and the influence these communities had on him đ
1) Kobe noted in interviews that martial arts legend and movie star Bruce Lee was a major influence on the âMamba Mentalityâ
How much? In the 2000s, Kobe started practicing Jeet Kune Do â Bruce Leeâs hybrid martial art that combines the best of multiple martial arts disciplines
How much? In the 2000s, Kobe started practicing Jeet Kune Do â Bruce Leeâs hybrid martial art that combines the best of multiple martial arts disciplines
2) While Jeet Kune Do doesnât have a direct connection to basketball, Kobe saw it differently:
âTo me it has everything to do with basketball. There are a lot of similarities. By doing so, no one knows what youâre going to do next, therefore, they donât know how to fight back.â
âTo me it has everything to do with basketball. There are a lot of similarities. By doing so, no one knows what youâre going to do next, therefore, they donât know how to fight back.â
Kobe touched so many lives. On the second anniversary of his passing, weâre looking back at moments between his friends, peers, teammates and mentees. #MambaForever đ
âIâve seen him win gold medals and championship rings. But Iâve still never seen him look as happy, in those big moments on the court, as he looked the other day off of it: with an arm around Gigi, sitting courtside, and justâŠ.. talking.â âDerek Jeter theplayerstribune.com/articles/derekâŠ
âYouâre probably the only dude in the history of the game where the mystique wasnât exaggerated. The Mamba was no myth, man. It didnât even do you justice. One, two, three in the morning, we knew where you were.â â@alleniverson theplayerstribune.com/articles/allenâŠ
[HILO] El 2020 empezĂł a torcerse el 26 de enero, una fecha que los fans de la NBA no olvidaremos jamĂĄs.
El dĂa que Kobe nos dejĂł para siempre.
Hoy, justo un año después, no se me ocurre una forma mejor de rendirle homenaje que contando su historia.
KOBE BRYANT: #MambaForever
El dĂa que Kobe nos dejĂł para siempre.
Hoy, justo un año después, no se me ocurre una forma mejor de rendirle homenaje que contando su historia.
KOBE BRYANT: #MambaForever
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Podcast 379. La historia de Kobe Bryant
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MĂĄs de 60.000 escuchas al mes ya đ
Podcast 379. La historia de Kobe Bryant
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Y como en toda historia, lo mejor es empezar por el principio...
Viajemos hasta Filadelfia, la ciudad mĂĄs poblada del estado de Pensilvania, a un 23 de agosto de 1978, dĂa en el que Pamela y Joe tienen a su tercer hijo (el primer varĂłn): Kobe Bean Bryant.
Viajemos hasta Filadelfia, la ciudad mĂĄs poblada del estado de Pensilvania, a un 23 de agosto de 1978, dĂa en el que Pamela y Joe tienen a su tercer hijo (el primer varĂłn): Kobe Bean Bryant.
Kobe Bryant: Three decades of cold blooded, venomous, trash talk and going straight for the jugular.
A thread.
A thread.
Welcome to the third and final entry in my 'Trash Talk' series. Three years ago I commenced these threaded tales with a deep dive into Michael Jordan's verbal eviscerations, so it's only fitting and poetic that I end the trilogy with Kobe.
Throughout his career, Kobe was never one to shy away from a verbal stoush or letting some expletives fly in the direction of an opponent or his teammates. Kobe is an interesting case study, as he came into the league when talking shit was still somewhat tolerated and allowed.
