The Sports world perplexed at the recent announcement that Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chad Johnson has legally changed his name to Chad Ocho Cinco, which is the Spanish translation of his number 85 jersey. Ocho Cinco certainly isn’t the first famous person to have a change of heart about his given name.
It seems NFL wide receivers like to change their names. Mark Duper, wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins, legally changed his name to Mark Super Duper. He also wore number 85.
Sep. 03 2008 09:07 AM
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It seems NFL wide receivers like to change their names. Mark Duper, wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins, legally changed his name to Mark Super Duper. He also wore number 85.
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