
Kaspars Kambala is one of the most prominent basketball players of his generation. He was a member of the Latvia's 2009 basketball team known as "Now or Never", and his harsh image and scandalous lifestyle have earned him attention in many situations. What lies behind Kaspars Kambala's scars, tattoos and this seemingly strong athlete?
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Kaspars Kambala is one of the most prominent basketball players of his generation. He was a member of the Latvia's 2009 basketball team known as "Now or Never", and his harsh image and scandalous lifestyle have earned him attention in many situations. What lies behind Kaspars Kambala's scars, tattoos and this seemingly strong athlete?
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