Freddie Roach should not commentate

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  • High3rEl3m3nt
    SBR Hall of Famer
    • 09-28-10
    • 8022

    #1
    Freddie Roach should not commentate
    Not sure how many of you guys like boxing, but Jennings and Byarm's match last night was a great fight. During the match, Freddie Roach was supposed to be adding to the commentary, but you couldn't understand a damn thing he was saying. I know that Roach has Parkinson's, but the decision to have him provide some analyses was disasterous. Somebody needs to increase boxing's production value...it's all over the place.
  • Grits n' Gravy
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    • 06-10-10
    • 13024

    #2
    Agreed. Tyson for all his craziness is a great analyst. Wish someone would pick him up.
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    • High3rEl3m3nt
      SBR Hall of Famer
      • 09-28-10
      • 8022

      #3
      I have never heard Tyson provide analyses...would definitely be interested in hearing him though. Would bring some much needed interest to the dying sport.
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      • Dirty Sanchez
        SBR Posting Legend
        • 03-01-10
        • 16031

        #4
        Originally posted by High3rEl3m3nt
        Not sure how many of you guys like boxing, but Jennings and Byarm's match last night was a great fight. During the match, Freddie Roach was supposed to be adding to the commentary, but you couldn't understand a damn thing he was saying. I know that Roach has Parkinson's, but the decision to have him provide some analyses was disasterous. Somebody needs to increase boxing's production value...it's all over the place.
        Boxing's production value? Boxing is nothing more then a pile of horse crap anymore...nothing but garbage fights, loser promoters, and nothing else. There is the possibility of one Superfight and that's it...but they're nothing but two windbags afraid to fight. Boxing is slowly dying, production value is the least of their worries
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        • High3rEl3m3nt
          SBR Hall of Famer
          • 09-28-10
          • 8022

          #5
          There are actually some great fights outside of the larger ones...it's just they are not promoted correctly. Last night's heavyweight fight is a prime example. I agree that the production value is a very minimal problem considering everything else.
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