@paulieepaull: Why I started practicing throwing following the shooting

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Say_22 :

Shooting?

2023-12-23 22:04:25

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Diddy :

This guy Killed it !!!

2023-12-20 03:13:32

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Turntfa-her :

Bro got infinite years

2024-02-20 03:44:08

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ham🍽 :

been here since day 1

2023-12-23 12:41:32

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︎ :

I just want to know how much did it hurt / what it felt like to get shot?

2023-12-25 21:30:30

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Bucks in 6 :

Love your progress paul

2023-12-23 14:18:33

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defnot.alex :

July 31st is my B-day

2024-01-18 04:20:19

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Adele S :

I was at that game!!! You were awesome!!! 🥰⚾️

2023-12-26 03:00:44

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Angela Williams-Weso :

I'm so proud of everything you done. you've accomplished so much. 🥰

2024-01-01 22:29:44

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natejones519 :

Yo I’m proud of you and the progress you’ve made I’ve been watching your videos since the beginnings when you was still trying to wiggle your fingers

2023-12-25 06:29:39

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PlasticCollector :

8000 likes

2024-01-05 09:37:50

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Some average dude :

Is it just me or when his reactions are so cute

2024-02-02 13:06:05

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✝️👑 :

You are the strongest person I know

2024-02-01 21:32:56

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Donna Keswick :

It’s amazing the progress you’ve made. Keep up with your positive energy to achieve your ultimate goal. Thank you for your service

2024-01-07 04:42:25

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Xavier Graves :

Keep up the good work bro your doing amazing

2024-01-01 09:43:01

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Bobsonsmoke :

Hey man I’ve just found you on my fyp again how’s your arm

2024-01-02 01:14:19

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Daniel :

3rd comment

2023-12-19 19:41:38

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Isaiah Carpenter :

60.5 feet. 60’6”

2024-01-21 23:28:47

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George 🐷 :

What happened

2024-01-02 12:35:16

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BirkirLogi :

Well Done man

2023-12-19 19:44:42

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Jeremiah :

4th comment

2023-12-19 19:44:04

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⃟ :

July 31 is my b-day so congrats😁

2023-12-24 02:56:42

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_ayden629 :

Keep it going man ❤️

2023-12-19 19:40:46

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Tori🇻🇦(Mrs.Dean Winchester) :

It was such an honor and privilege watching you learn how to throw for first pitch summer 2021 and being there watching you throw first pitch!! You are incredible keep going I believe in you!

2023-12-20 00:21:15

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Imabed :

@Whitredstar.ball: You did ur the best and so inspiring and amazing and give me so much motivation

2023-12-23 02:27:35

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