Zidane’s headbutt from different perspectives
Check out different views of the infamous headbutt from all parts of the globe.
Most disturbing is the Hannibal Lector version:
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Those are great! I think I would call the “Hannibal Lector version” the Mortal Kombat version. I just can’t watch it without hearing “FINISH HIM!” at the beginning.
“FATALITY!”
Oh, if only they were still making Mortal Kombat Games. This would be better than ripping the head and spine from your opponents body.
I swear, if I hear or see anything more about the headbutt incident – I’m gonna headbutt someone!
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