I just finished reading this article on the main page, and absolutely agree.
I'm personally sick of their lack of respect, and their favoritism to one fighter. For example during both Taylor Hopkins fights, If Hopkins landed a good solid puch, they would either ignore it or at the very most say, "Hopkins lands with a straight right hand"
If Taylor grazed B-Hops gloves, the announcers all received instant erections and would scream for joy like grade 3 kids at recess time. I think as a proffessional commentator a neutral stance should be protrayed to the best of their abilty. Obviously everybody is going to favor one fighter over the other, even if it is by the slightest margin. And having that in my mind, the commentator will still sub-consciously lean towards one fighter while broadcasting, this is tolerable and has to be expected. But these HBO character are just too much, it's like the fights are being called by the "Winky Right Fan Club" or "Jermain Taylor Worshippers of America Foundation"
Your thoughts?
I'm personally sick of their lack of respect, and their favoritism to one fighter. For example during both Taylor Hopkins fights, If Hopkins landed a good solid puch, they would either ignore it or at the very most say, "Hopkins lands with a straight right hand"
If Taylor grazed B-Hops gloves, the announcers all received instant erections and would scream for joy like grade 3 kids at recess time. I think as a proffessional commentator a neutral stance should be protrayed to the best of their abilty. Obviously everybody is going to favor one fighter over the other, even if it is by the slightest margin. And having that in my mind, the commentator will still sub-consciously lean towards one fighter while broadcasting, this is tolerable and has to be expected. But these HBO character are just too much, it's like the fights are being called by the "Winky Right Fan Club" or "Jermain Taylor Worshippers of America Foundation"
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