چهره‌ها با منصور بهرامی ، بازیگر تنیس

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[@cyruss1091]

منصور بهرامی ، یکی‌ از چهره‌های دوست داشتنی و نامدار تنیس جهان ، بی‌ ادعا ، خوش رو و کسی‌ که عاشق شادی مردم هست !

[@Saeidsaeid634]

زمان شاه چه سختی ای کشید، کشور دست بهایی های نجس بود

[@billsmart2726]

Arian Hozori کس نگو مومن

[@Milad0riginal]

از راکت ۱۵ قرانی تا ساعت ریچارد میل ۳۰۰ هزار دلاری، دمت گرم و گوارای وجودت که هر چی داری از بازوی توانمند، قلب پاک و پشتکارت داری.

[@matin542]

خیلی ناراحت کننده ست شنیدن تجارب یک زندگی دردناک‌ در استبداد ثابق و حال. چه دردها که تو کشیدی هموطن.

[@anti-davar1237]

Şərəfsiz axmaq

[@mehrdadrezai4834]

اقای بهرامی عزیز شما مردی بزرگی‌ هستی و باعث افتخار تمام ایران😢هستید .

[@behzadsolhi3457]

استاد بهرامی همیشه شاد و تندرست باشی

[@mohamadbeiranvand8686]

خیلی کم پیش میاد یه نفر تا این اندازه به دلم بشینه . واقعا مرد و اسطوره‌ی بزرگیه . از خدا می‌خوام سالیان سال با نشاط و در صحت و سلامتی کامل زندگیشو بکنه و تنیس بازی کنه و ما با دیدنش لذت ببریم انشالله ❤️🌷

[@abyyazdi5903]

این گزارشگره چقدر مفنگیه چقدر فن و فون میکنه حالم بهم خورد

[@lhodeniz]

اشک من رو در آورد...همیشه سلامت باشی

[@alecramzi9686]

منصور بهرامی عشقه عشق ❤❤

[@amirhossein9745]

سلطان تویی منصور بهرامی 👑 باقی ادا تو درمیارن 💖💖💖👑⚘⚘⚘

[@kaiserfcbayern1975]

چقدر افتاده و مهربان چقدر لوطی و مشتی 😘

[@moradimehrdad4881]

چقدر این مرد دوست داشتنی است

[@user-sx2hn4rz6k]

He is Legend... an absolute genius ... Not just for playing tennis, but making it funny...

[@javadjavanmardi3822]

میتونم بگم که خیلی نازی! خیلی آقائی! خیلی با معرفتی! فدای تو و فدای ایران!

[@corinam.2633]

My my my, is he handsome. That persian charm... 🔥💕

[@amirhamzelo1941]

خیلی عشقی منصور خان خدا رو شکر ایرانی هستی چون می دونم چقدر دوست دارن

[@ehsantaghdiri2215]

چقدر انسان و دوست داشتنی 😍

[@hamedreza258]

عالی بود . آرزو سلامتی دارم برای آقای بهرامی❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@alishadlu9730]

proud of you mansour jan. 🎾☘

[@farzadbahrami9920]

درود بر منصور عزیز و دوست داشتنی

[@user-oo1dy5vw9k]

زنده باشید

[@retf054ewte3]

he is fantastic

[@amanforallseasons2878]

منصور بهرامی بی نظیر است. من به شخصه ساعت ها بازی شو دیدم و لذت بردم . امیدوارم همیشه پایدار باشه.

[@danidcaponce]

POR FAVOR COLOQUEM UMA LEGENDA EM PORTUGUES. EU AMO ESSE CARA. PLEASE🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@BlankRami]

He basically said that much like most first tennis players in Iran, he was the son of a gardner that worked in iran's first sports center and ever since he was 2 years old he'd start walking on the grass and couldnt afford to buy his racket as it costed as much as his father's one month salary. He wanted to play tennis but back then it was considered to be an aristocratic sport and "peasants" were not allowed. He'd practice with sticks and frying pans with the wall or in the bottom of a deep empty pool. One of his friends bought him his first racket and he snuck into a tennis field to practice but the gaurd beat him up and threw him around six times with blood everywhere and broke his racket. Them came about 1978 when this sport was seen as too western and people tried to shut it down. Fortunately before things got too insane, he got a visa to play in France. He used his connections as much as he could have to add at least two months to his visa but after that there was nothing anyone could do for him. Then he became and illegal migrant walking the streets of Paris trying to look like an average pedestrian. Then one of his other connections got him a one year deal. He played well and people noticed him and in a France 7 f.m interview he explained his situation and many sympathized with him as many Iranian criminals could get easy legal status but a poor guy like him who just wanted to play tennis, has to struggle endlessly and things are still tough. He got help and got French citizenship eventually... blah blah he is still kicking it even when most players prime years are 20 to 30.

[@hassankaveh9819]

You are a true legend

[@milad192]

چهره دوسداشتنی و بسیار موفق

[@homanhedayati306]

I am proud about YOU

[@pooriakoleyni]

چه قدر مجري بي دانش و اطلاعي هستن اين خانم

[@KMED-gc7gv]

pooria koleyni چون هدفشون بهرامی یا تنیس نیست. هدف چیز دیگس!

[@gilmar-ac3247]

Great video - BRASIL

[@ma.r6800]

دمت گرم ❤

[@pm9417]

مایه افتخار افتخار و افتخار🌸❤️🌸

[@nasserbremen9603]

منصور عزیز درود به شهامتت

[@sohrab721]

دمت گرم مرد باغیرت

[@alibandbaz7261]

آفرین آقای بهرامی عزیز

[@mensiuscho]

Proud of you, Love you, real will power.

[@mohamadhasanansarizadeh7420]

❤❤. I really admire this guy❤❤

[@Erfanminaie6673]

آدمی خاص و بیاد ماندنی🙏👍

[@mariodominguez2447]

excelente reportaje

[@sujadr6379]

حیف که مملکت ایران ظرفیتی برای حضور چنین اسطوره های بزرگ ورزشی و اخلاقی نداره.

[@Aliz77]

دمشگرم

[@irajaghazade3772]

درود برشرفت

[@supportteam2934]

Dorood bar ostoreye tennis ! ❤️

[@anhoionavayi5994]

خیلی دوستت دارم♥️

[@hamedroshenas]

منصور بهرامی لایک

[@Tommydis]

Would love to have some subtitles for this in French and /or English

[@The20ali20]

Wish I could provide that for you but here is a summary. He grew up in Iran. His dad was a gardener and didnt earn much hence he used planks of wood and played against the wall by him self. Later as he grew up he became a ball boy and with his saved money he bought a racket and started playing until he joined the Iran's national team. Unfortunately soon after Iran faced revolution and Tennis got banned. He sneaked in a tennis court once and a 40 year old agent caught him and smashed him onto concrete and broke his racket. That was when he illegally migrated to france. he was homeless for a while and gradually got a chance to play and won some of the best french players. Got interviewed on French media and said he was illegal and with the help of media he got a 1 year stay. during his 20-30s he was stuck in France and couldn't leave the country due to his situation hence he played 2-3 pro games that were held in France hence didn't get a chance to really shine. After he reached 30 years old he could get visas to travel and started playing internationally but by then he could no longer play solo and had to play dual mode. He started playing for more of a showmanship and to make people laugh as he considered it a rewarding experience. fun fact- there is a room full of photos. He had more than 150 cups he wont there and one day through half of them out because he didn't have room and his friend that saw that picked them up and melted them into one cup so he could keep them :)

[@Tommydis]

@@The20ali20 Thank you, very nice of you to put that together!!!!

[@BlankRami]

He basically said that much like most first tennis players in Iran, he was the son of a gardner that worked in iran's first sports center and ever since he was 2 years old he'd start walking on the grass and couldnt afford to buy his racket as it costed as much as his father's one month salary. He wanted to play tennis but back then it was considered to be an aristocratic sport and "peasants" were not allowed. He'd practice with sticks and frying pans with the wall or in the bottom of a deep empty pool. One of his friends bought him his first racket and he snuck into a tennis field to practice but the gaurd beat him up and threw him around six times with blood everywhere and broke his racket. Them came about 1978 when this sport was seen as too western and people tried to shut it down. Fortunately before things got too insane, he got a visa to play in France. He used his connections as much as he could have to add at least two months to his visa but after that there was nothing anyone could do for him. Then he became and illegal migrant walking the streets of Paris trying to look like an average pedestrian. Then one of his other connections got him a one year deal. He played well and people noticed him and in a France 7 f.m interview he explained his situation and many sympathized with him as many Iranian criminals could get easy legal status but a poor guy like him who just wanted to play tennis, has to struggle endlessly and things are still tough. He got help and got French citizenship eventually... blah blah he is still kicking it even when most players prime years are 20 to 30.

[@floraflora2527]

استاد دمت گرم . رحمت به شیر مادرت.

[@meteoric1988]

Very nice mansour khaaaaaaaaan🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅

[@vahidkeshavarz2572]

بهترین تنیس باز جهانی 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@rouzbehjahani3465]

Mojri eftezah, mishod mosahebe kheyli jazabtar bashe

[@flamemehrad]

پسفردا میخوام برای اولین بار برم زمین تنیس و از این به بعد تنیس یاد بگیرم و دیدن این ویدیو بهم خیلی ی=بیشتر کمک میکنه

[@vivianacarranza9142]

❤️ ❤️

[@marze904]

تنیسور-هنرمند مناسبتره یا هنرمند-تنیسور؟!❤

[@emilywilliam913]

من تنیس اول انقلاب شروع کردم اقای درفشی جوان مربی تنیس من بودند

[@mimfarzam]

ممنون بابت مصاحبه ولی از این به بعد از یک مصاحبه کننده حرفه ای تر و باسواد تر با فن بیان بهتر استفاده کنید.

[@dadasha]

Age to herfei tar va ba savad tari bia to boro vase mosahebehaye badi?!

[@jaredmosi8397]

فک کنم مصاحبه کننده نوشابه امیری دوبلور معروف باشه صدای سند باد

[@beautytales9286]

😂❤❤

[@user-ln1ge9tg3t]

بازیگر تنیس🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@user-sf4rd1ll3i]

یه سر اومدم بگم وجدانا بازیگر تنیس رو خوب نوشتی 😂😂😂😂

[@mahmudzagros2460]

مردم زمان شاه پولدار بودن امکانت زمان شاه خیلی عالی بود بله درست هیچی نداشتیم زمان شاه

[@aren8443]

اون یه نفر که دیس لایک کرده 😂

[@hamederfanian625]

همون یارو ۴۰ ساله است فکر کنم 😂😂

[@maxmott7489]

بعد إز انقلاب نتونسته بازى كنه چون تنس بازى اشرافى بود 😳؟؟؟؟؟؟ فرار نخبه ها فرار ورزش فرار ......

[@maxmott7489]

@Farshad Barzegar نخبه قطب شمال🤣منجمد بيشتر دقت كن چى گفت

[@maxmott7489]

@Farshad Barzegar بيشتر دقت كن چى ميگه مسواك

[@aliblack4950]

پسر انقلاب 57 همه چیرو از ما گرفت خیلی عجیبه

[@hamidtakako]

9:04 That 40 year old security guard must have taken him 40 years to realize how he had wasted his life and opportunities now he sees this kid almost 30 years younger taking full advantage of those opportunities and is overcome with nothing but rage and jealously towards the youth. I guarantee that kind of guy continued to waste his remaining 30+ years.

[@user-hm4xe8ky4f]

بازیکن نه بازیگر

[@amirganji8729]

حرفاتون متاسفانه یه ذره بوی خایمالی میده! متاسفم!

[@berzerker3238]

زمان شاه خارجیها میومدن ایران ایران هم یه زمین داشت اونا هم بدای خودشون میرفتن بازی میکردن به ایرانیها و دیگران هم اجازه بازی نمیدادن

[@rezzo1802]

تو زمان شاه تو موز بودی

[@afshin6148]

خیخیخیخی

[@berzerker3238]

@@rezzo1802 آره اما تو شلغم بودی

[@arashf9183]

حالا شوما بيا با اين يه دو سِت بازى كن از دلت در بياد 👈🏼🍆

[@muhammadmaleki8299]

اصالتا اراکی

[@bardianika]

اینقدر بی‌ سواد هستین که هنوز فرق بین بازیگر و بازیکن رو نمیفهمید؟ ببین چه اشخاصی‌ دارن واسه ما برنامه میسازن

[@webbezzy]

شما ببخشید!

[@vahabsayadi-fi5dd]

شما یکم تدریس کن برا بقیه آقای مهنچس