England v New Zealand
Presenter: Jason Mohammed
With: Josh Lewsey
Commentators: Andrew Cotter & Lawrence Dallaglio
Presenter: Jason Mohammed
With: Josh Lewsey
Commentators: Andrew Cotter & Lawrence Dallaglio
Sports Commentators (non-football) (Part 2)
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Ulster Rugby Live - BBC Two Northern Ireland
Presenter: Stephen Watson
With: Andy Ward & Ryan Constable
Commentators: Jim Neilly & Bryn Cunningham
Pro 12 Live - RTE Two HD
Presenter: Daire O'Brien
With: Donal Lenihan & Shane Horgan
Commentators: Hugh Cahill & Conor O'Shea
Presenter: Stephen Watson
With: Andy Ward & Ryan Constable
Commentators: Jim Neilly & Bryn Cunningham
Pro 12 Live - RTE Two HD
Presenter: Daire O'Brien
With: Donal Lenihan & Shane Horgan
Commentators: Hugh Cahill & Conor O'Shea
Originally Posted by sporter92:
“England v New Zealand
Presenter: Jason Mohammed
With: Josh Lewsey
Commentators: Andrew Cotter & Lawrence Dallaglio”
“England v New Zealand
Presenter: Jason Mohammed
With: Josh Lewsey
Commentators: Andrew Cotter & Lawrence Dallaglio”
What a gutting way to end the Autumn Internationals if you are a Scotland fan.
At least I didn't have to hear Guscott and Moore.
Sunday 9 December on RTE Two
European Cross-Country Championships- Peter Collins presents. Commentary by George Hamilton and analysis from Jerry Kiernan.
European Cross-Country Championships- Peter Collins presents. Commentary by George Hamilton and analysis from Jerry Kiernan.
Rugby 2015 Draw ITV4 From Monday
Craig Doyle With Martin Bayfield
Strongest Man Channel 5
James Richardson
Craig Doyle With Martin Bayfield
Strongest Man Channel 5
James Richardson
Sunday 2nd December - BBC Two Wales
Scrum V
Ross Harries presented alongside Robert Jones, Martyn Williams and Sean Holley
Autumn Internationals
Wales v Australia - Eddie Butler and Brian Moore, with Sonja McLaughlan and S4C's Dot Davies conducting post-match interviews
England v New Zealand - Andrew Cotter and Lawrence Dallaglio, with Non Evans introducing the commentary bit of the edit
RaboDirect Pro12
Ospreys v Cardiff Blues - Gareth Charles and Jonathan Davies
Scarlets v Ulster - Gareth Rhys Owen
Round-up (including Treviso v Newport Gwent Dragons either side of his links during the above two edits) - Phil Steele (reporting)
Retrospective on the Wales series entitled "Autumn: the season of decay" - Eddie Butler
Alternative Wales series retrospective entitled "A Kiwi's long goodbye to Wales" - Jed Thian
For those keeping score, they had about 25 minutes on the Wales game (an edit of around 10 minutes with about 15 minutes of introductions, interviews and reaction), just over five minutes on England, about five minutes on the regions and the rest of the programme was devoted to retrospectives on the series, including one of Eddie's ever-popular artily-voiced reports and a more comical take from Jed Thian to close the show. Both International edits had their scorebars including the clocks and, in England's case, the BBC Three dog, left in.
What with it being European rugby over the next two weekends before the Christmas period, I think that was the last Scrum V of 2012. I just wanted to comment on what a good show Scrum V has become this season, some of the featured reports both on the domestic and international programmes have been excellent, but despite the standard of features improving it has also become more of a solid highlights show with longer edits than we have seen in past seasons. I also think the quality of the punditry is really high, Sean Holley in particular is proving to be one of the best analysts on TV - the way he breaks the game down and explains various key plays in an understandable but detailed manner has been a revelation. Hopefully they can keep this up in the new year when, touch wood, Wales will return to their best form.
Scrum V
Ross Harries presented alongside Robert Jones, Martyn Williams and Sean Holley
Autumn Internationals
Wales v Australia - Eddie Butler and Brian Moore, with Sonja McLaughlan and S4C's Dot Davies conducting post-match interviews
England v New Zealand - Andrew Cotter and Lawrence Dallaglio, with Non Evans introducing the commentary bit of the edit
RaboDirect Pro12
Ospreys v Cardiff Blues - Gareth Charles and Jonathan Davies
Scarlets v Ulster - Gareth Rhys Owen
Round-up (including Treviso v Newport Gwent Dragons either side of his links during the above two edits) - Phil Steele (reporting)
Retrospective on the Wales series entitled "Autumn: the season of decay" - Eddie Butler
Alternative Wales series retrospective entitled "A Kiwi's long goodbye to Wales" - Jed Thian
For those keeping score, they had about 25 minutes on the Wales game (an edit of around 10 minutes with about 15 minutes of introductions, interviews and reaction), just over five minutes on England, about five minutes on the regions and the rest of the programme was devoted to retrospectives on the series, including one of Eddie's ever-popular artily-voiced reports and a more comical take from Jed Thian to close the show. Both International edits had their scorebars including the clocks and, in England's case, the BBC Three dog, left in.
What with it being European rugby over the next two weekends before the Christmas period, I think that was the last Scrum V of 2012. I just wanted to comment on what a good show Scrum V has become this season, some of the featured reports both on the domestic and international programmes have been excellent, but despite the standard of features improving it has also become more of a solid highlights show with longer edits than we have seen in past seasons. I also think the quality of the punditry is really high, Sean Holley in particular is proving to be one of the best analysts on TV - the way he breaks the game down and explains various key plays in an understandable but detailed manner has been a revelation. Hopefully they can keep this up in the new year when, touch wood, Wales will return to their best form.
One for the baseball fans on here, ESPN have announced their successor to Terry Francona (who left the broadcaster to manage the Cleveland Indians) who will join Dan Shulman and Orel Hershiser in their three-man Sunday Night Baseball commentary booth. They have recruited from within, as long-time Baseball Tonight pundit John Kruk moves from the studio to the booth.
The above is ESPN's official press release, which I would provide a link to but for some reason Digital Spy starred out part of the web address when I tried doing so.
In other baseball commentary news, Jim Deshaies has left the Houston Astros to become the Chicago Cubs' colour commentator on WGN-TV. He replaces Bob Brenly, who left the Cubs at the end of the season to become colour commentator at the team he managed to the 2001 World Series, the Arizona Diamondbacks. This week, the late Tom Cheek won the Ford C. Frick Award (which places an outstanding commentator into Major League Baseball's Hall of Fame) for his work on the Toronto Blue Jays radio broadcasts between 1976 and 2004.
Quote:
“ESPN’s John Kruk Joins Sunday Night Baseball
ESPN’s John Kruk will join Sunday Night Baseball – the exclusive national Major League Baseball game of the week – as an analyst beginning in the 2013 season. Kruk, who has served as a Baseball Tonight studio analyst since joining ESPN in 2004, will team up with NSSA Sportscaster of the Year Dan Shulman and analyst Orel Hershiser to form the new Sunday Night booth. The trio is also joined by reporter Buster Olney.
“It’s a real honor to work with Dan and Orel, and to be front and center on baseball’s biggest game of the week,” said Kruk. “When I was asked to join the team, I couldn’t have been happier.”
Kruk has served as a guest analyst for ESPN’s MLB game telecasts over the years, including Sunday Night Baseball. Additionally, he’s contributed to the network’s coverage of the State Farm Home Run Derby, Little League World Series and Rawlings Gold Glove Awards Show.
Mike McQuade, ESPN Vice President, Production, added, “Kruk has every attribute that makes an analyst great. He’s intelligent, he’s opinionated, he brings a ton of personality and his track record at ESPN speaks for itself.”
Kruk played 10 MLB seasons (1986-1995) as a first baseman and outfielder with the San Diego Padres, Philadelphia Phillies and Chicago White Sox. He was a three-time All-Star and finished his career with a .300 batting average and 100 home runs.
“I always admired the way John competed on the field, and every time I’ve been on Baseball Tonight with him, I’ve been impressed with his depth of knowledge about the game,” said Sunday Night’s Orel Hershiser. “Now I’m looking forward to sitting next to him every Sunday Night.”
“Krukkie is funny, knowledgeable and passionate about baseball,” said Dan Shulman. “I think he and Orel will make a terrific analyst combo in the booth, and I can’t wait for the three of us getting started.”
Sunday Night Baseball airs at 8 p.m. ET on ESPN, ESPN Radio, ESPN Deportes and via WatchESPN during the MLB season.”
“ESPN’s John Kruk Joins Sunday Night Baseball
ESPN’s John Kruk will join Sunday Night Baseball – the exclusive national Major League Baseball game of the week – as an analyst beginning in the 2013 season. Kruk, who has served as a Baseball Tonight studio analyst since joining ESPN in 2004, will team up with NSSA Sportscaster of the Year Dan Shulman and analyst Orel Hershiser to form the new Sunday Night booth. The trio is also joined by reporter Buster Olney.
“It’s a real honor to work with Dan and Orel, and to be front and center on baseball’s biggest game of the week,” said Kruk. “When I was asked to join the team, I couldn’t have been happier.”
Kruk has served as a guest analyst for ESPN’s MLB game telecasts over the years, including Sunday Night Baseball. Additionally, he’s contributed to the network’s coverage of the State Farm Home Run Derby, Little League World Series and Rawlings Gold Glove Awards Show.
Mike McQuade, ESPN Vice President, Production, added, “Kruk has every attribute that makes an analyst great. He’s intelligent, he’s opinionated, he brings a ton of personality and his track record at ESPN speaks for itself.”
Kruk played 10 MLB seasons (1986-1995) as a first baseman and outfielder with the San Diego Padres, Philadelphia Phillies and Chicago White Sox. He was a three-time All-Star and finished his career with a .300 batting average and 100 home runs.
“I always admired the way John competed on the field, and every time I’ve been on Baseball Tonight with him, I’ve been impressed with his depth of knowledge about the game,” said Sunday Night’s Orel Hershiser. “Now I’m looking forward to sitting next to him every Sunday Night.”
“Krukkie is funny, knowledgeable and passionate about baseball,” said Dan Shulman. “I think he and Orel will make a terrific analyst combo in the booth, and I can’t wait for the three of us getting started.”
Sunday Night Baseball airs at 8 p.m. ET on ESPN, ESPN Radio, ESPN Deportes and via WatchESPN during the MLB season.”
The above is ESPN's official press release, which I would provide a link to but for some reason Digital Spy starred out part of the web address when I tried doing so.
In other baseball commentary news, Jim Deshaies has left the Houston Astros to become the Chicago Cubs' colour commentator on WGN-TV. He replaces Bob Brenly, who left the Cubs at the end of the season to become colour commentator at the team he managed to the 2001 World Series, the Arizona Diamondbacks. This week, the late Tom Cheek won the Ford C. Frick Award (which places an outstanding commentator into Major League Baseball's Hall of Fame) for his work on the Toronto Blue Jays radio broadcasts between 1976 and 2004.
I'm not sure about Kruk; I've never been wild about him. But then, I'm not sure there's anyone currently employed by ESPN whom I'd have gone for.
Friday 21 December
Scrum V Live on BBC 2 Wales
Cardiff Blues v Scarlets- Ross Harries presents. With commentary by Gareth Charles and Jonathan Davies, and analysis from Martyn Williams, Phil Steele and Sean Holley.
Ulster Rugby Live on BBC 2 NI
Ulster v Leinster- Stephen Watson presents. With commentary by Jim Neilly and Bryn Cunningham and analysis from Maurice Field and Tony McWhirter.
Scrum V Live on BBC 2 Wales
Cardiff Blues v Scarlets- Ross Harries presents. With commentary by Gareth Charles and Jonathan Davies, and analysis from Martyn Williams, Phil Steele and Sean Holley.
Ulster Rugby Live on BBC 2 NI
Ulster v Leinster- Stephen Watson presents. With commentary by Jim Neilly and Bryn Cunningham and analysis from Maurice Field and Tony McWhirter.
Deep breath for a monster night of boxing...
Manny Pacquiao v Juan Manuel Marquez (HBO PPV)
Commentators: Jim Lampley, Larry Merchant and Roy Jones Jr with Harold Lederman
Manny Pacquiao v Juan Manuel Marquez (Top Rank international feed)
Commentators: Colonel Bob Sheridan and Jaime Motta
Reporter: Crystina Poncher
Manny Pacquiao v Juan Manuel Marquez (Primetime)
Presenter: Ronald McIntosh with Ryan Rhodes and Richie Woodhall
Commentators: Benny Ricardo and Wayne McCullough
Reporters (Top Rank international feed): Jaime Motta and Crystina Poncher
Fight Night International (Sky Sports)
Presenter: Dave Clark with Johnny Nelson and Carl Froch
Darren Barker v Kerry Hope
Commentators: Nick Halling and Jim Watt
Reporter: Ed Robinson with Spencer Oliver
Brian Magee v Mikkel Kessler
Commentators: Adam Smith and Glenn McCrory
Reporter: Andy Scott
James DeGale v Fulgencio Zuniga (Channel 5)
Presenter: Mark Pougatch
Commentators: Dave Farrar and Al Bernstein
Reporter: Adam Darke
Manny Pacquiao v Juan Manuel Marquez (HBO PPV)
Commentators: Jim Lampley, Larry Merchant and Roy Jones Jr with Harold Lederman
Manny Pacquiao v Juan Manuel Marquez (Top Rank international feed)
Commentators: Colonel Bob Sheridan and Jaime Motta
Reporter: Crystina Poncher
Manny Pacquiao v Juan Manuel Marquez (Primetime)
Presenter: Ronald McIntosh with Ryan Rhodes and Richie Woodhall
Commentators: Benny Ricardo and Wayne McCullough
Reporters (Top Rank international feed): Jaime Motta and Crystina Poncher
Fight Night International (Sky Sports)
Presenter: Dave Clark with Johnny Nelson and Carl Froch
Darren Barker v Kerry Hope
Commentators: Nick Halling and Jim Watt
Reporter: Ed Robinson with Spencer Oliver
Brian Magee v Mikkel Kessler
Commentators: Adam Smith and Glenn McCrory
Reporter: Andy Scott
James DeGale v Fulgencio Zuniga (Channel 5)
Presenter: Mark Pougatch
Commentators: Dave Farrar and Al Bernstein
Reporter: Adam Darke
Leicester Tigers vs Benneton Treviso - Andrew Cotter and Michael Lynagh
ASM Clermont Auvergne vs Leinster - Miles Harrison and Stuart Barnes
ASM Clermont Auvergne vs Leinster - Miles Harrison and Stuart Barnes
Munster v Saracens
Mark Robson and Dewi Morris.
James Gemmell presented from Thomond Park alongside Alan Quinlan, Scott Quinnell and Will Greenwood
Mark Robson and Dewi Morris.
James Gemmell presented from Thomond Park alongside Alan Quinlan, Scott Quinnell and Will Greenwood
Athletics - European Cross Country Championships - BBC2
Hosted by Jonathan Edwards with Paula Radcliffe and Brendon Foster. All in Manchester
Commentators - Steve Cram with Paula Radcliffe ( womens race ) and Brendon Foster ( Mens race )
Hosted by Jonathan Edwards with Paula Radcliffe and Brendon Foster. All in Manchester
Commentators - Steve Cram with Paula Radcliffe ( womens race ) and Brendon Foster ( Mens race )
Presenters: Hazel Irvine & Rishi Persad
Studio Guests: John Parrott, Steve Davis, Ken Doherty & Stephen Hendry
Commentators:
Day 1:
Higgins v Holt - Dennis Taylor & John Parrott
Hawkins v Llang - Ken Doherty & John Virgo
Ding v Day - Willie Thorne & Dennis Taylor
Selby v M. White - Willie Thorne & John Parrott
Day 2:
Murphy v Milkins - John Virgo & Stephen Hendry
Trump v Joyce - John Virgo & Stephen Hendry
Allen v Fu - Dennis Taylor & John Parrott
Carter v S. Davis - Neal Foulds & Willie Thorne
Day 3:
Robertson v Ford - Dennis Taylor & Stephen Hendry
Stevens v Dale - Willie Thorne & John Virgo
Williams v King - John Virgo & Stephen Hendry
Walden v Brecel - Dennis Taylor & Ken Doherty
Day 4:
Stevens v Fu - Willie Thorne & John Parrott
Carter v Joyce - Dennis Taylor & Steve Davis
Maguire v Bingham - Dennis Taylor & Willie Thorne
Murphy v Dott - John Virgo & Steve Davis
Day 5:
Selby v Day - Dennis Taylor & John Virgo
King v Brecel - Willie Thorne & John Parrott
Higgins v M. Davis - John Parrott & Stephen Hendry
Robertson v Hawkins - John Virgo & Willie Thorne
Quarter Finals:
Murphy v Brecel - Dennis Taylor & Willie Thorne
Carter v Bingham - John Virgo & Stephen Hendry
M. Davis v Stevens - Dennis Taylor & Steve Davis
Robertson v Selby - John Virgo & Ken Doherty
Semi Finals:
Murphy v Carter -
John Virgo & John Parrott (Afternoon Session)
Dennis Taylor & Stephen Hendry (Evening Session)
M. Davis v Selby
Dennis Taylor & Stephen Hendry (Afternoon Session)
John Virgo & Ken Doherty (Evening Session)
Final:
Murphy v Selby
Dennis Taylor & Stephen Hendry (Frames 1-4)
John Virgo & John Parrott (Frames 5-8)
Dennis Taylor & Ken Doherty (Frames 9-12)
John Virgo & Stephen Hendry (Frames 13-end)
Apologies for the long post but heres the BBC Commentators for all the TV Matches of the UK Championship from Round 1 to the Final as I forgot to post during the week
Studio Guests: John Parrott, Steve Davis, Ken Doherty & Stephen Hendry
Commentators:
Day 1:
Higgins v Holt - Dennis Taylor & John Parrott
Hawkins v Llang - Ken Doherty & John Virgo
Ding v Day - Willie Thorne & Dennis Taylor
Selby v M. White - Willie Thorne & John Parrott
Day 2:
Murphy v Milkins - John Virgo & Stephen Hendry
Trump v Joyce - John Virgo & Stephen Hendry
Allen v Fu - Dennis Taylor & John Parrott
Carter v S. Davis - Neal Foulds & Willie Thorne
Day 3:
Robertson v Ford - Dennis Taylor & Stephen Hendry
Stevens v Dale - Willie Thorne & John Virgo
Williams v King - John Virgo & Stephen Hendry
Walden v Brecel - Dennis Taylor & Ken Doherty
Day 4:
Stevens v Fu - Willie Thorne & John Parrott
Carter v Joyce - Dennis Taylor & Steve Davis
Maguire v Bingham - Dennis Taylor & Willie Thorne
Murphy v Dott - John Virgo & Steve Davis
Day 5:
Selby v Day - Dennis Taylor & John Virgo
King v Brecel - Willie Thorne & John Parrott
Higgins v M. Davis - John Parrott & Stephen Hendry
Robertson v Hawkins - John Virgo & Willie Thorne
Quarter Finals:
Murphy v Brecel - Dennis Taylor & Willie Thorne
Carter v Bingham - John Virgo & Stephen Hendry
M. Davis v Stevens - Dennis Taylor & Steve Davis
Robertson v Selby - John Virgo & Ken Doherty
Semi Finals:
Murphy v Carter -
John Virgo & John Parrott (Afternoon Session)
Dennis Taylor & Stephen Hendry (Evening Session)
M. Davis v Selby
Dennis Taylor & Stephen Hendry (Afternoon Session)
John Virgo & Ken Doherty (Evening Session)
Final:
Murphy v Selby
Dennis Taylor & Stephen Hendry (Frames 1-4)
John Virgo & John Parrott (Frames 5-8)
Dennis Taylor & Ken Doherty (Frames 9-12)
John Virgo & Stephen Hendry (Frames 13-end)
Apologies for the long post but heres the BBC Commentators for all the TV Matches of the UK Championship from Round 1 to the Final as I forgot to post during the week
Looks like the BBC are developing a pecking order now doesnt it ?
Virgo and Taylor
Hendry, Doherty, Davis and Parrott
Thorne
Foulds ( and Griffiths when used )
Virgo and Taylor
Hendry, Doherty, Davis and Parrott
Thorne
Foulds ( and Griffiths when used )
I've never even knew Loaded had a TV channel (not that I'm in that particular 'market')
Nice mis-use of 'fight of the year' as well, when there's less than 20 days of it left anyway!
Originally Posted by Secondsout.com:
“New Loaded Tv Channel To Broadcast Rose Vs Webb
Brian Rose’s British light-middleweight title defence against Sam Webb at the Blackpool Winter Gardens, England on Friday December 14th, plus full undercard, will be broadcasted on the new Loaded TV broadcast channel. The ‘Fighting for Keeps’ card will be broadcast by VIP Promotions.
Rose versus Webb will be FREE to view on the new Loaded TV channel available on Sky channel 200. The contest will be shown at 9.30pm and, therefore, anyone who isn’t able to make the Winter Gardens can now watch, what promises to be a potential fight of the year, for FREE.
Source
”
“New Loaded Tv Channel To Broadcast Rose Vs Webb
Brian Rose’s British light-middleweight title defence against Sam Webb at the Blackpool Winter Gardens, England on Friday December 14th, plus full undercard, will be broadcasted on the new Loaded TV broadcast channel. The ‘Fighting for Keeps’ card will be broadcast by VIP Promotions.
Rose versus Webb will be FREE to view on the new Loaded TV channel available on Sky channel 200. The contest will be shown at 9.30pm and, therefore, anyone who isn’t able to make the Winter Gardens can now watch, what promises to be a potential fight of the year, for FREE.
Source
”
Nice mis-use of 'fight of the year' as well, when there's less than 20 days of it left anyway!
I know it's late, but, I don't think anyone's posted it
Australia vs South Africa (3 test series)
Presenter: Ian Ward
Pundits: Ian Harvey (and some others who I cannot for the life of me remember)
Commentators (Channel 9): Mark Taylor, Michael Slater, Ian Healy, Ian Chappell, Mark Nicholas, Richie Benaud (tests 1&2), Bill Lawry (tests 2&3), Glenn McGrath (test 1), Tom Moody (test 3) and Brett Lee (various guest comm spots)
No Tony Greig, because of his battle with cancer, or Shane Warne due to his big bash commitments (though he found time to cover an India vs. England test).
Having listened a fair bit I would say nine suffer from not having a touring expert and three commentators in the box still isn't working for me.
Supersport also sent their own commentary team which was
Commentators: Pommie Mbangwa, Kepler Wessels, HD Ackerman, Mike Haysman, Tom Moody and Mark Nicholas
Australia vs South Africa (3 test series)
Presenter: Ian Ward
Pundits: Ian Harvey (and some others who I cannot for the life of me remember)
Commentators (Channel 9): Mark Taylor, Michael Slater, Ian Healy, Ian Chappell, Mark Nicholas, Richie Benaud (tests 1&2), Bill Lawry (tests 2&3), Glenn McGrath (test 1), Tom Moody (test 3) and Brett Lee (various guest comm spots)
No Tony Greig, because of his battle with cancer, or Shane Warne due to his big bash commitments (though he found time to cover an India vs. England test).
Having listened a fair bit I would say nine suffer from not having a touring expert and three commentators in the box still isn't working for me.
Supersport also sent their own commentary team which was
Commentators: Pommie Mbangwa, Kepler Wessels, HD Ackerman, Mike Haysman, Tom Moody and Mark Nicholas
Pool: Mosconi Cup XIX-Europe v USA (Sky Sports)
Commentators: Andy Goldstein, Jim Wych, Jerry Forsyth and Jay Helfert
Commentators: Andy Goldstein, Jim Wych, Jerry Forsyth and Jay Helfert
Friday 21 December on RTE Two
Ulster v Leinster- Daire O'Brien presents, with analysis from Brent Pope and Shane Horgan and commentary by George Hamilton and Tony Ward
Ulster v Leinster- Daire O'Brien presents, with analysis from Brent Pope and Shane Horgan and commentary by George Hamilton and Tony Ward
Saturday 29 September on BBC One
Superstars- Hosted by Gabby Logan. Commentary from Denise Lewis and Iwan Thomas.
Superstars- Hosted by Gabby Logan. Commentary from Denise Lewis and Iwan Thomas.
Saturday 8th December
UFC On Fox 5
Hosted by Curt Menafee with UFC Hall Of Famer Randy Coulture and Brian Stann from Fox Hollywood Studio 2A
Commentary Team in Seattle - Mike Goldberg and Joe Rogan
Reporter in Seattle- Arial Helwani
Weigh in's Pre and Post Fight Show on Fuel TV hosted by Jay Glazer with Kenny Florian and Brian Stann from Fox Hollywood Studio 2A
UFC ON FX 6
Commentary team live on the Gold Coast- Jon Anik and Kenny Florian
Reporter live on Gold Coast- Karyn Bryant
Weigh in's Prelims and Post Fight Show on Fuel TV hosted by Jay Glazer with Chael P Sonnen and Benson Henderson from Fox Hollywood Studio 2A
The Ultimate Fighter 16 Finale
Commentary Team in Las Vegas - Mike Goldberg and Joe Rogan
Reporter in Las Vegas- Hedi Androl
Weigh in's Prelims and Post Fight Show on Fuel TV hosted by Jay Glazer with Chael P Sonnen and Benson Henderson from Fox Hollywood Studio 2A
UFC On Fox 5
Hosted by Curt Menafee with UFC Hall Of Famer Randy Coulture and Brian Stann from Fox Hollywood Studio 2A
Commentary Team in Seattle - Mike Goldberg and Joe Rogan
Reporter in Seattle- Arial Helwani
Weigh in's Pre and Post Fight Show on Fuel TV hosted by Jay Glazer with Kenny Florian and Brian Stann from Fox Hollywood Studio 2A
UFC ON FX 6
Commentary team live on the Gold Coast- Jon Anik and Kenny Florian
Reporter live on Gold Coast- Karyn Bryant
Weigh in's Prelims and Post Fight Show on Fuel TV hosted by Jay Glazer with Chael P Sonnen and Benson Henderson from Fox Hollywood Studio 2A
The Ultimate Fighter 16 Finale
Commentary Team in Las Vegas - Mike Goldberg and Joe Rogan
Reporter in Las Vegas- Hedi Androl
Weigh in's Prelims and Post Fight Show on Fuel TV hosted by Jay Glazer with Chael P Sonnen and Benson Henderson from Fox Hollywood Studio 2A
Originally Posted by Darren Lethem:
“Looks like the BBC are developing a pecking order now doesnt it ?
Virgo and Taylor
Hendry, Doherty, Davis and Parrott
Thorne
Foulds ( and Griffiths when used )”
“Looks like the BBC are developing a pecking order now doesnt it ?
Virgo and Taylor
Hendry, Doherty, Davis and Parrott
Thorne
Foulds ( and Griffiths when used )”
Apologies for the lateness but only just seen this.
Willie not being used on the semis or the final at all suggests he is really not flavour of the month at the moment. Anybody know if there is any particular issue there?
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