The Tom Brady-led Tampa Bay Buccaneers won the Super Bowl LV title earlier this year. The NFC South franchise defeated Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs by a comfortable 9-31 scoreline in February.
Tom Brady went on to win his 7th Championship ring. So when he talks, everyone listens, including Formula One driver, Lewis Hamilton.
The 7-time World Champion joined Tom Brady in a recent interview hosted by popular talk show host James Corden earlier this week.
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Both these athletes are true kingpins in their respective fields. Here’s what Brady had to say about Lewis Hamilton’s career on the circuit.
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Tom Brady and Lewis Hamilton get candid in a recent interaction
Thank you to @IWC for setting up an enlightening conversation with my friends @LewisHamilton and @jkcorden. Where do you think James would last longer? Standing in the pocket avoiding a blitz, or behind the wheel of Lewis’ F1 car? 🤔 https://t.co/UI5mTYySip pic.twitter.com/CmEFvMN5Uc
— Tom Brady (@TomBrady) March 23, 2021
GOATs Tom Brady and Lewis Hamilton appeared on the Talking Big show hosted by James Corden. Brady was asked to give his views on the Mercedes driver who won the F1 title last season.
Brady was quick to point out the Englishman’s thorough training routine as the reason behind his success. “Yeah, I mean, Lewis was, from the time he was a teenager, he was one of the you know prodigies of the sport.
“Lewis already trained this morning for 10-12 hours, something like that. How many other people are doing that? You know that’s why he’s the greatest Formula One champion of all time,” Brady said while interacting with Corden.
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Lewis, in response, spoke words of kindness with respect to the great Tom Brady as well. When asked about his own 2021 ambitions and if he’s aiming for an 8th F1 title, Hamilton responded, “Of course, I’ll have to follow Tom.”
Brady and the Buccaneers are hoping to successfully defend their Super Bowl title in 2021. They have managed to retain most of their core squad from last season, which hints at a successful attempt at running it back. Negotiations are being conducted with the likes of WR Antonio Brown and RB Leonard Fournette to further bolster their claim to the throne.
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