Peter Aerts @DWDD

[Hendy]

Op 1:55.... Wat een held blijft het toch!

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[Pansier]

Hij's gewoon zichzelf!

[iWJ]

hij lijkt wel half gehandicapt man

[Leventdepevent]

GEWELDIG die lach!

[Bartju]

hahaha superrr

[Kemal]

Peter is ook een eindbaas hoor !

[Mister T.]

in die link die jij stuurt zie ik hem niet???

[R.H.]

ik ook niet, hebben ze de link verandert ofzo?

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stuk van schiavello over stappen met aerts... fear and loathing in amsterdam

Ray’s cell phone rings. He answers and through the phone I hear the thunderclap of a voice loud enough to crack the malleus bone. It’s a voice as distinctive and recognisable in the K-1 world as Mike Tyson’s effeminate pitch was (and still is) in boxing. Contrary to Tyson’s high-pitched inflection which, whether delivering a rage-filled rant about devouring Lennox Lewis’ children or spurting forth volumes of senseless saliva-speckled palaver, never matched the boxer’s uber violent image, Peter Aerts’ voice is a perfect match for the great boffo of his personality. The only problem is that the triple K-1 champion’s endless jokes and comic timing is often lost in the mess of his thick accent. Then again, the Dutchtell me that Peter still sounds that way even when he’s speaking Dutch! The secret to embracing Peter’s humor, you soon realise, is simple: when he laughs, you laugh. If you don’t understand what he’s saying, just nod and laugh along because beneath that Dutch-Aerts-something-other-worldly accent is pertinent information, jokes and observations you do not want to miss, like deciphering Dustin Hoffman’s character Mumbles in the Dick Tracy film.

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FEAR AND LOATHING IN AMSTERDAM by MICHAEL SCHIAVELLO HDNet