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Did anyone notice how in recent years Buffer hasn't been the announcer he used to be years ago? During the Chavez/Martinez bout he pronounced "La legenda continua.." with the worst accent ever and it didn't even make sense. Honestly it made me cringe a little bit. I remember he used to nail almost all of the spanish pronunciation very well. I think Jimmy Lennon JR has been more consistent than Buffer and still makes an honest effort when announcing fighters names and origins. Thoughts anyone?
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Man after Listening to Nick Cannon last week it was a breath of fresh air -
lost all respect when he pronounced nonito's surname as 'donyeer' instead of 'donayreh'Comment
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Lmao! True! Nick was going so slow too. It was almost as he was announcing on AGT.Originally posted by Larry.X.
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yea I used to say it the same way until I heard nonito pronounce it on the Spanish sports show on ESPN. Now I say Don-ai-rehOriginally posted by npad69
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Seems a little burned out. He's also been doing a lot more gigs overseas then in America, seems the promoters will rather pay a smaller fee then book the most expensive guy in the sport.Comment
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"lets get ready to rumble"
End of story.Comment
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1. Yeah, Nick Cannon was horrible. Doesn't have the voice or lungs, nor any originality. He came, he tried, he ******.
2. And yes, Buffer has aged a bit and I think his maturity has dulled down his delivery and effect. Still the man, but I agree, Jimmy "The Gent" Lennon Jr. is right on his ass these days.
If May/Pac ever gets made, you have to go with Buffer though...imo.Comment
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You are aware that he's overcoming throat cancer right?Comment
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No excuses! Just playing lol damn that sucks I guess I can give him a pass on that then. Now I feel horrible.Originally posted by Rip Chudd
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