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In 2003, Nike signed 13-year-old Freddie Adieu to a seven-figure contract.

But Freddie didn't live up to the hype.

He has turned down every single documentary project looking closely at the details of his career.

Until now, people are going to look at everything you did.

Because of the hype surrounding your arrival and what they think you can be.

I'm Grant Wall, and this is American Prodigy, Freddie A-Doo, from Blue Wire Podcasts.

Dynasty, is American Prodigy, Freddy Adieu, from Blue Wire Podcast edition of the Nice Tradecast on Rodeviz Radio,

brought to by our friends over at American Prodigy, North One, Indeed, Pepsi, and Bet Online.

Week 14, folks, is in the books.

The first week of many people's playoffs is in the books.

And this evening, I am joined by my lovely American co-host. He's not Canadian.

I was going for a different word there, and American came out. My lovely American co-host, Dan Sainio, how's going on identity?

It's good, you know, here in southern Canada, you know, just slightly less American in Minnesota.

But no, it's good.

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