The series in which famous sports personalities talk about themselves and express their own opinions against the backcloth of sport's exciting action
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alias (according to critics) 'Slavery Avery,' 'Avery Bondage,' or 'The Most Unpopular Man in Sport'
Brundage, eighty-two, an old-fashioned millionaire, is head of the Olympic movement; an idealist, the arch-apostle of true-blue amateurism. Said one writer: 'Where everybody else has a heart, Brundage has a discus.' Now, filmed in Chicago, San Francisco, and Santa Barbara, he defends his outlook.
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Professional Sport: It's not sport at all, it's like the circus
The Berlin Olympics: The Hitler and Jesse Owens story isn't true
Black Power: Coloured athletes should support the Olympic movement unanimously
Sports That Should go: Soccer? Ski-ing? Boxing?
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