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Travis Kelce was ‘never in doubt’ of Kansas City Chiefs winning the Super Bowl
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce said that he never doubted his side’s chances of winning Super Bowl LVII in Las Vegas.
Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl LVII in Las Vegas
Chiefs tight-end Travis Kelce was confident of his side winning on Monday
Kelce dedicated the victory to his girlfriend Taylor Swift
The Kansas City Chiefs clinched back-to-back Super Bowls with their win in Las Vegas on Monday, February 12, with a 3-yard touchdown by Mecole Hardman from a Patrick Mahomes throw at the dying moments of the game. Hardman’s match-winning touchdown gave the Chiefs a close-call win over the San Francisco 49ers by a scoreline of 25-22.
Despite the high-value nature of the game with many stars in the lineup of both teams, the majority of the eager eyes were on the Chiefs’ popular tight end Travis Kelce. The 34-year-old was on the wagon of a lot of hype even before taking the field on Monday, a major portion of it fuelled by his relationship with Grammy-winning singer Taylor Swift.
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