‘Sudden Death’ With Bill Simmons and Kyle Brandt

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The Ringer

Tv & Film

4.6 • 14.5K Ratings

🗓️ 25 April 2023

⏱️ 92 minutes

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The Ringer’s Bill Simmons and Kyle Brandt sit ringside at Game 7 of the 1995 Stanley Cup finals to rewatch 1995’s ‘Sudden Death,’ starring the Muscles From Brussels, a.k.a. Jean-Claude Van Damme, and Powers Boothe. Producer: Craig Horlbeck Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	I'm Danny Kelly, host of the Ringer Fantasy Football Show, and from now until the draft,
0:04.8	we are turning our feet into the Ringer NFL Draft Show to talk all things draft with
0:09.0	me, Danny Heifetz Ben Solek and Craig Horlbeck.
0:12.2	Check us out on Tuesdays and Thursdays and search the Ringer NFL Draft Show.
0:20.5	The rewatch was brought to you by the Ringer podcast network.
0:25.1	Very rarely do we dip outside the Ringer universe, but this guy Kyle Brandt, he's been on
0:31.5	some classics.
0:32.5	We've hit some big action heroes, and now the muscles from Brussels.
0:37.2	Jean-Claude Van Damme, sudden death it's next.
0:41.0	17,000 hockey fans have been teaching hockey.
0:44.7	Jeff Barnes did a plan to get the stuff all the clocks in the industry, but only one
0:49.0	of them knows it.
0:50.0	I'm going to try to stop you.
0:51.6	I know where the bombs are.
0:52.6	I know where you're going.
0:53.6	Then come and get me.
0:55.6	Jean-Claude Van Damme.
1:00.6	Suddenly, he's going to get the stuff all the time.
1:08.6	I'm going to try to stop you.
1:12.6	I'm going to try to stop you.
1:17.6	You're wearing a van Damme shirt.
1:20.6	It's a little tight.
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