Awful Announcing
"This is a really interesting opportunity in the sports world that we have the ability to create some access to, and we thought that was important."
"Apologies. Thibodeaux did a Thi-bo-don't there. But he was excited. He had a big game, and it was a good gameplan, I'll say that."
""We do stream thousands of games a year, MLB, NBA, NHL, etc, to bookmakers on a global basis. But with that same infrastructure, we're able to deliver a high-quality OTT service."
"People say 'Follow your passion, do what you're good at.' Well, he's good at smuggling drugs, and he's good at racing cars, so he does that."
"We can't just talk about fights that DAZN carries. If you're a boxing fan, you want to hear [about other events]. We think of boxing as a great soap opera. There's so much around each fight, all the boxers, all the promoters, fights that are going to happen, aren't going to happen, judges' scoring cards, you name it. There's so much to discuss."
"I'm always fascinated by ordinary people doing extraordinary things, and you can't find a better example than that with these people signing up to get in a rocket and go to space, and having to learn what astronauts learn."
"We're not the giant ship, we're the tiny little speedboat."
"It's beautiful how quickly the average football fan, basketball fan converts over to hockey once they see what it's all about."
Ray Holtzclaw spoke to AA about his son's experience with Bishop Sycamore, and the personal bills it wound up leading to for him.
"The format of boxing is really catered towards the consumption behavior of the younger demographic."
"It gives fans and viewers an opportunity to feel the passion and the energy up close all the way around the track."
"That was ultimately our criteria; no holds barred, let's get into it, let's talk about these stories, the good, the bad, and the ugly. Let's make something that audiences can really enjoy."
"It's like Cribs for these athletes. You get to see their home. And then they tell their military story, their connection to the military and why that means so much to them."
