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Jean-Claude Van Damme reported to open sports center chain in Turkey

Jean-Claude Van Damme reported to open sports center chain in Turkey
Famous Hollywood star and one of the most sought-after actors for action films in the world since the 1980s, Jean-Claude Van Damme is reportedly preparing to open a sports center chain in Turkey, according to Turkish broadcaster NTV Sunday.

The report said the 57-year old Belgian actor is set to come to Turkey for investment and will meet with local businessmen in Istanbul. Negotiations will be carried out about putting into action the actor's brand called JC Van Damme Fitness&Health in Turkey, the report said.

However, details about the date of the meeting and the arrival of the famous actor remain undisclosed. The report also said the actor eyes opening sports centers primarily in İzmit, Istanbul, İzmir and Ankara.


source: AA


19.12.2017

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