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Patriots star Rob Gronkowski had $9000 worth of a good time at a Las Vegas Super Bowl party

New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski dropped more than $9000 at a Super Bowl party in Las Vegas last month.
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New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski (87) talks with reporters on Media Day during Super Bowl week on January 31, 2012 in Indianapolis. The Patriots will face the New York Giants on February 5 in Super Bowl XLVI. UPI/Brian Kersey 
Published: Feb. 22, 2013 at 11:06 AM
By KATE STANTON, UPI.com

Rob Gronkowski, known affectionately as The Gronk, racked up a Las Vegas nightclub tab that would have most 23-year-olds sobbing. During a night of shirtless body-slamming and uncoordinated dancing at a Super Bowl party in Las Vegas last month, the Patriots tight end dropped $9,615 on Grey Goose, champagne, Red Bull and Ciroc at XS nightclub.

According to the receipt, obtained by Busted, Gronk left the lucky server at $1400.60 tip.

TMZ has video footage of the high-roller's late-night antics, during which the football player throws his friend to the ground in a mock-fight dance move of some kind.



The Gronk obviously loves going shirtless in the off season. A Redditor posted this photograph of the athlete drinking half-naked at a bar in Baton Rouge last month. You only live once, right?

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