The ESPN personality had called him at London Airport

The ESPN personality had called him at London Airport, which originally appeared on the spun.

Chris “Mad Dog” Russo fulfilled his name in the “First Take” this morning.

During his regular appearance on Wednesday in the flagship debatt show by ESPN, the sports discussion legend sounded on his “What are you crazy?” Segment on his last 17-day vacation in Europe.

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As nice as it was, Mad Dog's trip was not without hanging. Namely travel complications in connection with its very short Jetblue flight, which was ultimately canceled due to delays by a connection flight to Syracus.

“You want to fly to Scranton, Pa? Jetblue is for you!” Called Russo. “You want to fly to something more detailed to freak out Edinburgh? What a shame! You kept the people in this plane until 1:44 a.m. and threw them out for the hell!”

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That wasn't all. After Russo had passed the nightmare of future flights, he also found that the golf clubs of his son Tim were not made to their goal, which broke up so badly that the police had to be called.

“It took me two and a half hours to find the clubs in Heathrow. They didn't know where they were!” Mad Dog continued. “… Timmy's clubs had to spend the night in Heathrow overnight and he did not have his golf clubs on Saturday because British Airways would not exist for his father! Here is her answer: 'It is a log, sir.'”

“I am not interested in a protocol! I am interested in the 5 -iron! I am not interested in it! And you called the police from me! I'm a lot of Americans! 'We will get the authorities.' I don't give a crap about the authorities who get the golf clubs where they should be! “

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Russo could not be arrested abroad by changing his tone when the police arrived on site. But it also landed in a 10-minute joke on the air waves of the global guide about the lack of airport service.

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The ESPN personality had called him at London Airport

This story was originally reported by The Spun on July 17, 2025, where it appeared for the first time.