Awful Announcing
The series will cover at-risk youth basketball programs, NCAA student-athlete classification, immigrant workers in horse racing, and the WNBA's Atlanta Dream's push for the election of Sen. Raphael Warnock.
"We are going to be a quarterly show, and each segment has to be about something larger than just the day’s events."
The Turner networks and HBO are among the assets included in the deal.
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Part 1 is more golf-focused, while Part 2 looks more at the person.
"Say I pitch on Monday, Monday night, Tuesday night, Wednesday night, I'm blackout drunk. Thursday and Friday, I don't drink at all, like, nothing."
"I just am physically killing myself, literally killing myself trying to get to get to this weight. ...It's harder than a fight. Fighting's kind of fun; I fucking hate weight cutting."
The premiere averaged just 273,000 viewers, a huge drop from last year's premiere episode.
Tiger will premiere on HBO on December 13 and 20.
It's unclear what will happen with this year's Hard Knocks, especially if we get a shortened preseason, but HBO says they and NFL Films are "deep into planning."
"I think that as long as there is a passion for good storytelling, this show's going to be around with its very, very, very good talent, as long as there are good stories out there."
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