Ron Dunphy has become one of the city’s most iconic fans. We asked him how he plans to mark this epic Philly sports weekend.
at home Sunday, Philly sports fans are primed to celebrate, tailgate, and watch their teams obliterate the competition.
Dunphy, a tow-truck driver and married father of two, is often asked why he doesn’t have a tattoo of the Philadelphia Union, Philly’s pro soccer team that’s“Unless I get a check from them I’m not doing it because I don’t really watch them,” he said.last weekend and caught the attention of the NFL, which tweeted a shirtless photo of him with the caption: “We found the ultimate Philly fan.”
“It’s very close between the Eagles and Phillies, they’re neck and neck for me,” he said. “I never give a definite answer.” Prior to the game, Dunphy will tailgate in the parking lot, as he does for every home game, helping to produce content for betParx. But don’t get it wrong, “Even before that, I always tailgated,” he said.
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