1988 Seoul Olympics
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L E’s Stories – “Hall Of Fame Track Athlete Drafted By NFL + NBA” – Salute To The Rare Talents Of Carl Lewis
As I write this story today….I must tell you honestly that I was not a big Carl Lewis fan…..which was…
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L E’s Stories – “Even If You’re Incredible, It’s Difficult To Be Unbeatable” – The Legend Of Edwin Moses
Our Bone Daddy has seen many outstanding athletes perform live in a myriad of sports…..from Pele in soccer….to Muhammad Ali…
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Olympics – 1988 – Seoul Games – Taekwondo Womens Welterweight – USA Arlene Limas Wins Gold
DOG ASIDE: Arlene Limas (born February 9, 1966) is an American taekwondo practitioner and multiple international gold medalist….who is of Mexican and Polish…
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Olympics – 1988 Seoul – Opening Ceremony Highlights – NBC with Bob Costas
DOG ASIDE: This was the first Olympics without a boycott in 12 years….and this video covers the highlights of the…
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Olympics – 1988 Seoul – Highlights of Boxing Controversy & Interview With US Ambassador James Lilley
DOG ASIDE: Boxing at the 1988 Seoul was shrouded with controversy after controversy….starting with USA Andrew Hembrick being given the…
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Olympics – 1988 Seoul – Boxing & Wrestling – Highlights With Marv Albert & Bob Costas
DOG ASIDE: In this video, Bob Costas narrates highlights of Seoul Olympic Boxing…..with great footage USA medal winners Michael Carbajal,…
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Olympics – 1988 Seoul – Kayak & Judo & Table Tennis & Track
DOG ASIDE; Bob Costas, anchorman for NBC at the 1988 Seoul Summer Olympics…..provides highlights of the kayak competition with USA…
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Olympics – 1988 Seoul – Mens & Womens Swimming – USA Matt Biondi & USA Janet Evans
DOG ASIDE: NBC’s Bob Costas provides highlights of men’s and women’s swimming at the 1988 Seoul Summer Olympic Games….as Americans…
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Olympics – 1988 Seoul – Tennis & Track and Field & Boxing – NBC Highlites With Bob Costas
DOG ASIDE: It took 64 years for tennis to return to the Olympics….but finally at the 1988 Seoul Summer Games…
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