Bob Sapp exchanges with N. Korean public

Bob Sapp exchanges with N. Korean public

PYONGYANG, North Korea - U.S. fighter Bob Sapp arm wrestles with North Korean children on Aug. 29, 2014, in Pyongyang, prior to a pro wrestling event to be co-hosted by Japanese lawmaker Antonio Inoki and North Korean authorities.

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