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“Fifty percent of life in the NBA is sex. The other 50 percent is money.”

Quote by Dennis Rodman

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Dennis Rodman, born on May 13, 1961, is a former American professional basketball player. Known for his defensive style and rebounding ability on the NBA court, he won five NBA championships during his career. He was a multiple-time NBA All-Star and is remembered for his unique personal style and off-court behavior. more

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