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03-03-2009, 10:46 AM
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Posted By: David M
I would definately say it's supposed to be Cobb. They are trying to sell matches and they say "It's a sure hit". Who better to use than Cobb with that tag line? Of course they probably didn't want to pay him, so they used an image that's instantly recognizable, but don't use his real team designation and never actually say it is Cobb. That way they don't have to pay him for endorsement. 
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