“30 Russian women and 10 Bentleys” Vladimir Putin made Dennis Rodman speechless with his impeccable hospitality
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Dennis Rodman, Vladimir Putin
One of the top players in the National Basketball Association, Dennis Rodman, caused controversy in the basketball world in 2013 by visiting North Korea and Russia the year later. It appears that Vladimir Putin‘s hospitality satisfied the Worm’s preferences when he asked Rodman to visit Russia.
The majority of us can barely hope to equal Dennis Rodman’s unusual and intriguing personality in our lifetimes. His ability to pull off uniqueness was unrivalled. When he recognized there was more to life than merely earning enough money to maintain himself, he went above and beyond to enjoy himself more than just a great time every night. Rodman has taken on the position of an unofficial US Ambassador since his retirement.
He also has tight relationships with a number of controversial foreign leaders. The five-time champion’s friendships with Donald Trump and Kim Jong-Un are well known, and his visit to Russia in 2014 solidified his friendship with Vladimir Putin as well.
Dennis Rodman with his eccentricity in the NBA
When it comes to grabbing rebounds, Dennis Rodman is one of the all-time greats in the NBA. Two-time Defensive Player of the Year Rodman’s contributions to the championship teams of the Chicago Bulls and Detroit Pistons dynasties had a significant role in their success. Rodman, who was dubbed “The Worm” for his ability to find the ball among a crowd of players, was named defensive player of the year in back-to-back seasons (1990 and ’91). The five-time rebounding champion was the best in the league for seven straight seasons, with a career-high 18.7 rebounds per game in 1991-1992.
In the 1995–96 season, the Bulls’ starting lineup included Dennis Rodman, Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, and head coach Phil Jackson. This combination helped the club produce a 72–10 record, the first year of the Bulls’ second “three-peat” in that decade. Rodman was recognized as one of the greatest players in league history after being selected for the NBA 75th Anniversary Team in 2022 and being inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2011. Rodman’s uniqueness really came to the fore when he joined the Spurs because he started experimenting with his hair and received his characteristic tattoos, which helped him become a pop culture icon.
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Rodman and his luxurious visit to Russia
With the “Full Send Podcast”, the former Defensive Player of the Year discussed one unique experience. The president of made sure the Bulls great had a wonderful time since his explorer adventures had brought him to Russia, and it seemed like Dennis Rodman appreciated Vladimir Putin’s hospitality. He stated: “He’s cool as fu*k man. They had like 30 girls. I man 30 fu*king hot a** Russians, he had the hottest girls in the world, he had like 10 Bentleys and we just rolled up to all these clubs and stuff like that.” At the time, Rodman said that his trip was purely basketball-related and had nothing to do with politics.
Dennis Rodman informed the media earlier this month that he had been given permission to travel to Russia and help in Griner’s release but had to abandon the plan since the higher authorities had not issued any clearances. Rodman’s offer to help seems entirely spontaneous, but it’s possible that his earlier experiences with Russia inspired him to do so. In some respects like an unofficial ambassador, Rodman has established relationships with international leaders over the years that have strained relations with the United States.
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