Talk of the Open: Tiger Woods' Physique

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John Clifford Ness found this 6/21/2007 on sports.aol.com [flag]
Filed under: Golf Sports Blog - The FanHouse : ESPN has an obsession with the pectoral muscles of Tiger Woods. That's the conclusion I have come to today after listening to ESPN Radio's Mike & Mike in the Morning and watching ESPN2's First Take. Seriously: They cannot stop talking about the... Read more > [link]

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