The one with The Beast

House of Rugby

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4.7 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 3 September 2019

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

Wycombe striker and football's strongest player Adebayo Akinfenwa - aka The Beast - joins James Haskell and Alex Payne to discuss training with rugby players, facing Rio Ferdinand in the boxing ring and how he aims to help people with their mental health.

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0:00.0	Drunk, bind, set.
0:05.0	Joe presents The House of Rugby, together with Guinness.
0:09.0	Hello and welcome to a new edition of House of Rugby, brought you by Joe together with
0:12.5	our very good friends at Guinness and it is great pleasure to have on the show this week.
0:17.2	The man known as the beast.
0:19.2	When you very much, what this man in the middle would have done from Monica like that,
0:23.0	at a boat I can feel well.
0:24.0	Love you to have you on board.
0:25.0	What I'm enjoying about YouTube and netting away unbelievably before we started recording
0:30.1	tape, but it's like us all coming together.
0:32.0	A brethren, a football and rugby together.
0:34.2	I think we've got more tonnage of bicep at this table than any show ever put together.
0:39.2	I told you.
0:40.2	I told you.
0:41.2	I told you.
0:42.2	I told you.
0:43.2	I told you.
0:44.2	I told you.
0:45.2	I told you.
0:46.2	I told you.
0:47.2	I told you.
0:48.2	I told you.
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