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A sports documentary that follows the former world champion of viking fights, Christoffer Cold, in his battle to win back his status as The Worlds Greatest Viking.
Top billed cast
Christoffer Cold-RavnkildeSelf- Kamilla SkydsgaardSelf
- Thomas SmithSelf
- Mads RodeSelf
- Sean CrudoSelf
- Martin ColungaSelf
- Anders Kær BennetsenSelf
- Klaus Ljørring PedersenSelf
- Kyle RiessSelf
- Sven FjeldmarkSelf
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