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Roger Bennett, one of America’s biggest soccer evangelists, declared that the U.S.-Belgium match would be the most important day in American history, Charlie Warzel reports. Warzel spoke with the podcaster about what endures even after the U.S.’s loss: Ever since Bennett started his podcast in 2010, “he has been monomaniacally devoted to getting Americans not just to enjoy soccer but to become emotionally invested in it,” Warzel writes. His company, the Men in Blazers Media Network, has churned out hundreds of pieces of content about the World Cup over the past month. “For Bennett, the sport is a way to access the big, complex feelings and topics that typical sports fans don’t always talk about: community, love, agony, joy, Emily Dickinson’s poetry,” Warzel writes. “A box of tissues emblazoned with the phrase ‘Cry Proudly’ is prominently displayed in his podcast studio.” Bennett is from Liverpool but became a U.S. citizen in 2018. He regularly expresses his patriotism—a feeling that has reverberated across the country during the tournament. He described the event as “a very profound moment for the nation, which is so busy falling back in love with the world, and the world falling back in love with America.” “Dreams always end, and in a way, that’s what happened on Monday,” Warzel writes. “But Bennett’s larger ideology, that soccer is the ‘most important, least important thing,’ may yet endure. There’s a reason he hired more than 100 people and retrofitted a coach bus into a mobile podcasting studio—a reason he spent the past month traveling across the country for a series of rowdy pre-match shows with fans. Moments like these forge bonds that don’t easily break.” Read more at the link. 📷: Etienne Laurent / AFP / Getty

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