Warren Sapp: Ja Rule Offered Me Ownership in Lingerie Football League, Not Interested (Part 14)
June 27, 2022
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In this clip, NFL Hall of Famer Warren Sapp shares his thought's on The Rock's purchase of the XFL, before having a hilarious exchange with DJ Vlad about how exactly the XFL and the USFL are going to co-exist with one another if both football leagues play their games on Saturdays. From there, the former Super Bowl champion shares an interesting story about how Ja Rule once called him about partnering up, on the business side of things, in a women's football association called the Lingerie Football League (which is now known as the Legends Football League). The 49-year-old goes on the reveal that the the league reached out to him about owning a team in Tampa Bay, but he declined. In response, DJ Vlad reveals that Ja Rule invited him to attend the infamous "Fyre Festival" back in 2017, but that he didn't end up going because the NY based rapper never returned his phone call about the event. As the conversation comes to an end, Sapp reflects back on what it was like to live in Miami back when Uncle Luke threw events that resembled at outing at a strip club.
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