BetUS UNFILTERED Premiere Episode with Warren Sapp, Brian Jones and Rick Neuheisel

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Our friends at BetUS are taking the media world by storm once again with their premier episode of UNFILTERED with the great Warren Sapp.

This is the first installment by BetUS Unfiltered a weekly sports and betting podcast that is a discussion with prominent crowd-pleasing and sought after guests that are experts in the discussed topics. The largest, longest running sportsbook on the internet, BetUS.com.pa has inked deals with Hall of Fame and Super Bowl Champion Warren Sapp and NFL veteran and sports media personality Brian Jones to host BetUS Unfiltered.

 

 

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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