#2 - Torsten Blaetter

Episode 4 of the World Cup Report: Worldwide podcast, hosted by Steve(BD) and Tim(3DB), titled "#2 - Torsten Blaetter" was published on June 3, 2018 and runs 61 minutes.

June 3, 2018 ·61m · World Cup Report: Worldwide

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Joining Drew and Steve this episode is Organizer of the World Cup, Torsten Blaetter.Learn about the tournament, the giveaways, the venue and more!

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Joining Drew and Steve this episode is Organizer of the World Cup, Torsten Blaetter. Learn about the tournament, the giveaways, the venue and more!

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