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Vladimir Putin scores eight goals in ice hockey match then falls over on victory lap



Russian president Vladimir Putin further burnished his action man status after scoring at least eight goals in an exhibition ice hockey game in Sochi.
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The 66-year-old leader breezed past largely static defenders several times to help his side to a 14-7 victory – before falling flat on his face while taking a victory lap.

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46 Comments

  1. Putin: hits the slowest shot these players have seen since they were children
    Goalie: "There was nothing that can be done, I was simply out-played by superior opponent"

  2. If this game was played at a time when it was only broadcast over the radio, you would think that this guy is a total phenom. Unfortunately for Putin, there’s cameras.

  3. The truth is that Putin never actually fell, the ground and the people standing on it endeavored a temporary earthquake while Putin maintained his composure the entire time.

  4. Really lol who puts a rubber mat on the ice only sleepy joe wouldn’t do anything he doesn’t even realize when he falls

  5. Wow, look at the reflexes on that goalie! He got his glove out of the way incredibly fast.

  6. Путин убивает украинцев в Украине, но в основном людей, которые никогда не поддержат Путина.
    Слава украинским героям.🇺🇦❤️

  7. This reminds me of that Sasha Baron Cohen movie, the dictator, where he is running a race and shoots anyone who passes him

  8. That was NOT an accidental belly flop on the ice; he's just practicing for the Russian Olympic High Platform Diving Team, and ice is frozen water.

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