Peter Sagan must be an advertiser's dream, as he seems game for literally anything when it comes to promoting his sponsors.
In the first part of his promotional video for Sunroot we saw the world champion channelling his inner Rocky Balboa with a training montage, but now he goes back to Roman times to battle in the Colosseum.
Ever wondered what Sagan would look like in a gladiator costume? Wonder no more.
He looks the part, although he can't hide his bold cycling tan lines under his tunic and skirt combination. Of course, Sagan comes out on top of the scene, in homage to Russell Crowe's Maximus Decimus Meridius from the film Gladiator.
Then we see Sagan and his wife taking part in the mock up of the dancing scene from Pulp Fiction. Although Sagan's moves looked less like John Travolta and more like the dancing priest from Father Ted.
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In celebration of Peter Sagan, cycling's rock and roll frontmanAs the three-time world champion is set to call time on his career in the WorldTour at the end of 2023, we thought we would take a look back at the glory days
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Wout van Aert moots building gravel world championships into 2023 programme
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Peter Sagan to ride the UCI Gravel World Championships to ‘give back to the people’
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Peter Sagan has day to forget at E-MTB Worlds, crashing twice
The Slovakian came off his bike and finished in 16th
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Peter Sagan set to compete in the electric mountain bike World Championships
TotalEnergies rider will compete in competition in Les Gets, France in late-August
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Van der Poel not targeting green jersey at Tour de France
Jasper Philipsen will be the main sprinter at Alpecin-Fenix
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'It's nice to be back': Peter Sagan downplays his first WorldTour win in over a year
Slovakian takes his maiden win for TotalEnergies, his first in ninth month, but his 18th Tour de Suisse stage
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Peter Sagan unlikely to ride Paris-Roubaix after illness
Former winner also missed Tour of Flanders after health problems
