Alvin Kamara, despite missing a lot of the action in the grill in the previous three games. He is also expected to miss his fourth game against the Cowboys on Thursday night. But the New Orleans Saints running back is certainly enjoying his free time as he recovers from an MCL sprain.
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Kamara recently took to Twitter to hilariously taunt popular sports business analyst Darren Rovell for his viral video. In this clip, shared by Hookah Doncic in April 2019, Rovell covers 20 meters in 4.04 seconds at Nike headquarters, under the eyes of Ndamukong Suh.
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Alvin Kamara roasts Darren Rovell
Kamara recently retweeted the clip and noted hilarious, “Why he grabbed the fence like he was going fast asum.” It was very comical to see Darren running in this clip as he looked very awkward in his movements and had awkward running action. The clip has been viewed 8.5 million times on Twitter.
Say what you want, but I’m proud it’s the most viewed dash on all social media
With nearly 8 million views, he beats Usain Bolt’s 40 in the Super Bowl by 2.8 million views. https://t.co/879A3zmxOF
– Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) December 4, 2021
After Kamara’s recent taunt at the analyst, Twitter did its job of starting to pick on Darren Rovell for his awkward little dash. But what caught the eye the most was that he grabbed the fence because it looked like he thought he was running too fast.
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Due to the recent outburst of laughter over his music video, Rovell took to Twitter to let others know that he was unaffected by it. In fact, he was proud that the clip had been seen so many times, as he put it, “Say what you want, but I’m proud it’s the most viewed dash on all social media With almost 8 million views, it beats Usain Bolt’s 40 in the Super Bowl by 2.8 million views . “
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However, moments earlier he had also challenged everyone on Twitter as he said, “99.99% of Americans couldn’t beat me in a marathon.” With so much confidence, it’s pretty safe to say that reaching your fitness level isn’t a joke, is it?
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