Fights without commentary

[The Surgeon]

Was just wondering is there a way of watching boxing without the commentary but while keeping the sound effects? Video's seem to pop up now and then on Youtube and they are far better! Muting is an option of course but its so boring, i like to hear the sound of the big blows crashing home and the roar of the crowd! Without the drivel Lampley and the team spit...
Any info appreciated comrades

[TX_BOXNG]

hek yea i would love this, at least if they would show a replay of these fights without commentary

[itchum77]

Why don't you mute your TV instead

[frosty-g]

lets start a petition!

[The Surgeon]

You see them on Youtube now and again like someone has managed to take out the commentary somehow.... Maybe not. Far better though right?

[intoccabile]

I'll start it off.

This version has no commentary and is one of the better fights I've watched, despite it being technical.

You can hear only the punches and accurately judge everything for yourself.

You can find the rest of the fight on the uploaders channel.

[Big_L]

morales/barrera 2....hbo did the last minute of the 12th without talking.

[ИATAS]

You see them on Youtube now and again like someone has managed to take out the commentary somehow.... Maybe not. Far better though right?

You can't remove commentating from a video, its just not possible. The way is to get the original source but thats extremely rare since no one hardly ever broadcasts fights with no audio. Usually if u do its some undercard fight streaming online.

[The_Demon]

I was thinking the same the other day Surgeon,will keep an eye on this thread

[Dr Rumack]

You can't remove commentating from a video, its just nit possible. The way is to get the original source but thats extremely rare since no one hardly ever briadcasts fights with no audio. Usually if u do its some undercard fight streaming online.

You could give it a go with a program like Audacity, or better software if you have it. Would probably be a bit tedious but you could definitely remove the commentary. Would be hard to maintain good overall sound quality in the process though. You'd need to know what you were doing.