Three of The Biggest Shark Fights In The Tank | Shark Tank US | Shark Tank Global

00:00 - SCHOLLY [S6 EP20]
10:10 - TOOR [S8 EP8]
23:33 - BRIGHTWHEEL [S7 EP26]

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[checkmatenate]

Dude I absolutely love mark Cuban’s facial reactions. So pure and raw emotion.

[Tarik]

That second guy is the perfect salesman. He excudes confidence, seems in control and had a charming way of answering every question. This guy needs to do courses and train people to get these Skills he has

[stephenmenyfield]

The fake cowboy shirt comment from Barbara got me dying laughing till this day.

[martinezandy]

Mark Cuban was such a class act on how he waited for Chris to shake his hand, it shows he is willing to squash the beef and put his feelings aside in order for the business to work

[blitz]

Chris Sacca is hilarious. He needs to be the first result when someone googles "lucky investors". Every pitch on shark tank that he's on he's brought nothing to the table except just talk about how rich and smart he is while insulting Cuban who ironically is richer and smarter than him

[roger_]

Mark Cuban is the most respectable shark on shark tank. The way he looked at Chris to see if he would put out a hand for a handshake after that last deal. He read his body language like a book.

[GrantKanigan]

The Scholly pitch was so interesting in so many ways. It’s so fascinating to see what the Shark’s do under pressure. It was such a good idea they knew the financial or algorithm side almost wouldn’t matter; yet the other sharks had a problem with the disrespect of jumping ahead of everyone else. It’s a “business ethics” in action.

[Younghotebony-iwtc]

I love when mark told her if she really wanted to be compassionate she would go out and double the offer.

[isaacstitely]

The last clip is a testament to Mark’s business savvy. Even though he was in the middle of an argument, he didn’t let his emotion get in the way of the right business decision.

[bishopscore]

Barbara wanting to discuss “the deal over dinner tonight” was just hilarious 🤣🤣🤣😂

[nF_Rhythm]

Mark, Kevin, and Robert were absolutely correct about the first deal. Daymond and Laurie threw money at the guy without even giving him a chance to really explain anything. It felt like they were trying to just shut him up before he could even get the chance at a potentially better offer.

[matthewtr]

This argument scene about SCHOLLY was insane man 😂😂 I always watch it once in a while 😂

[Andrew-jwqs]

The TOOR guy was super sharp and on his game. Much respect.

[kenji]

The first one really was impressive, amazing how that man raised 1.3 million in scholarship to benefit students that don’t have the money for school.

[dicksherman]

Junior is so confident, well spoken, and charismatic. Truly an inspiration in public speaking, too bad toor didn’t work out

[coolunusual]

"I sometimes wonder how you made all of that money Mark" an amazing line that he must hear often

[daisyh]

Crazy how Mark seemed to actually want to hug it out but Chris did not even look at Him once lol

[frigityfresh]

I’ve never seen Mark so upset and I’ve never seen someone insult Mark like that.

Notice his character even at the end. Still a great guy even when dealing with a cocky guy like Chris. I was wowed

[mr.valeyard]

Honestly unfortunate to hear Toor didn’t work out, that guy is probably one of if not the best salespeople on the show.

[UNLIMITED_WMSEEDS]

Daymond was so pleased he temporarily transformed into a villager.

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