Bob Sapp looks for love and Hollywood success

Bob Sapp looks for love and Hollywood success

TOKYO, Japan - ''It's not only about will and strength and size but learning how to communicate with people you don't know. This is one of the things that has allowed the 'Beast phenomenon' to succeed in Japan,'' says Bob ''The Beast'' Sapp at a gathering of more than 200 people at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan in Tokyo on June 24.

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        TOKYO, Japan - ''It's not only about will and strength and size but learning how to communicate with people you don't know. This is one of the things that has allowed the 'Beast phenomenon' to succeed in Japan,'' says Bob ''The Beast'' Sapp at a gathering of more than 200 people at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan in Tokyo on June 24. (Kyodo)