35 athletes who can help you survive a zombie apocalypse

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32. Dennis Rodman

Ah, good ol’ Rodzilla. The former Chicago Bull has been retired from the sport of basketball for over ten years. And yet, most of us still are very aware of who this guy is. That’s because he’s one of the most controversial athletes to play in sports in recent decades. But although he was constantly in headlines for his antics off the court, Rodman still had the skills to back it up.

During the peak of his career, Rodman was quite the player. For seven straight years, he led the NBA in rebounds per game. As a part of the best iteration of the Chicago Bulls team, with other stars like Scottie Pippen and Michael Jordan, he found immense success. With the team, Rodman has five NBA championship wins. Love him or hate him, the guy has amazing reflexes.

But you’ve got to admire Rodman’s sense of disguise. He made a habit of dying his hair every color of the rainbow at one point. He also has done photo shoots featuring himself in a wedding dress. Channeling Carol Peletier, does this mean Rodman could be a master of disguise in the zombie apocalypse? It very well may, as he clearly doesn’t mind changing up his appearance.

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