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Bo Jackson: An Epic Hero
The god like human being, Bo Jackson. One of the greatest athletes that has ever lived, the man that didn’t get blinded by the lime light. As Bo grew up, he knew there was something abnormal about the things he could do compared to others. All the people around him saw it too and questioned it. His abilities surpassed even pros and seemed to come close to even the legends. Bo Jackson is an epic hero in that he is capable of deeds of great strength and courage, a noble born, and a great warrior. Bo is capable of great strength that is unimaginable to those around him. Bo himself has incredible strength and which most people resort to lifting weights and such. But Bo himself had been gifted with such abilities and showed everyone. A man who was the third person to launch a baseball into the lights. And to be an allstar within football, holding still …show more content…
From just his pure strength on the field to determination to win. Bo fought every challenge that oppose him, even his career ending injury. His leg had been dislocated and put back into place and had impacted him greatly, taking down the demigod during game. Before Bo had gone into his surgery to replace his hip, he had said to his coaches he would return. And so after this surgery he went immediately into rehab, training to be the best again saying he felt even better than before. But once he had returned to the field, people began to see that he turned into an exoskeleton of his original self. The man given god like abilities had been taken down by such a freak accident. But even though he isn't the same man as he was before, he still remains to be the Bo people look up to. Being still a humble man to the things and people around him. Bo will remain a man in history that could of shown people more. He had started his career from his passion and love of playing and even though he never got do show more of himself, he showed to everyone things can be

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