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Welcome back to Men in Blazers American Legend series, episode 4, presented by Birdweiser.

We finish the day before the United States take the feel for the first time to defend their title,

and I'm not saying that we've saved the best till the last, but this is Megan Repina.

I think at a very best a very different conversation than the one we had live on stage at

the Golden Blazer, here we talk about the biggest issues, the highest of stakes that underlie

the entire women's world cup. I'm going to keep this introduction quick, so you can get to her

rule in life, less roge, more Megan. But listen to this, and please share it, as well as the other

interviews in this series with Alex Morgan, Crystal Dunn and the great Lindsay Huran. However,

the United States campaign ends with glory or heartbreak. To me, into their journeys, the sacrifice,

the groin, the challenges face, the challenges overcome, the ones they've all experienced to get there,

that's what's humanly remarkable. The true wonder of sport at the end of the day,

the whole American Legend series can be found both the podcasts and the viral videos

and many Blazers.com. It's been an honour for me and producer J.Dubs to make these now to Megan.

It is a joy to sit here with a player who's an exclamation point in human form. She's also the muse

for Sergio Aguero's haircut choices from the Seattle Rain FC and your defending champion US

Women's National Team head of a third world cup this summer. Where does the time go?

Oh, it's Megan Repina. You made me blush all of this. Megan, I'm only reading what you wrote for me.

You grew up as a twin, the youngest of six, and what you've joked are the mean streets of

Reading, California, home to one of the largest working sundials in the world. You love nothing

more than to play sports with the boys. Yeah, it's true. Take me there. Well, we grew up outside

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