British commentators are funniest to listen to when a U.K fighter gets knocked out.

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Oh dear dear, dear dear dear dear

 

Many a Gentlemanly British Bespoke Personage , imbued with a linguistic eloquence has been most revered for their descriptive prowess behind the Mike, an eminence borne of being born in the land of Shakespeare and wordsworth perhaps ? 'Venting the Verbals' is second nature to many.... Cheers Me Ol' China.

 

'Scott Gilfoid is a pen name, a troll alias. He owns ESB and BN24 and his twitter/articles all consist of slating British fighters. Guess it gets him exposure but he's nowhere near a credible source.
^^^^ What he said. Gilfoid and Collins are 'alts'. They do not exist and they put forth a ****load of controversial opinions only to create some clicks on the site.'

Again with the brits You do have a point however, british commentators do go overboard when a fighter is struggling, especially Jim Watt.

 

:think

 

The best was that commentator in the Teper fight who said "The good news is Pricey doesn't panic! He seems very composed!" and 20 seconds later he gets KTFO

 

Putting this on its head, the american commentator in Froch vs Taylor was going ballistic when Froch was stalking him with a minute to go ''TAYLOR... HE RAN OUT OF GASSSSSSSSS!!!!!'

 

It's just the way we talk, All country's have a way of talking that sounds funny to outsiders in the right context, not much to see here.

 

I wonder which one they'll say when Wilder gets starched? :think

 

You listed a load of common phrases that people from those commentators generation use, so theres not really much to get. The people you're friends with are probably younger and don't use those phrases anymore, same with every country.