............It does, but my command of spanish is pretty much relegated to the items displayed on the menu at the Los Cabos restaurant down the street. In a way, it's refeshing to have the commentary be in another language, as it forces you to really look at the fight through your own eyes rather than be influenced by the commentary.
Yes, that's true, but I also do that sometimes even when the commentary is in English, depending on who's doing the commentary. I sometimes mute the video of a classic fight that I've seen many times, and it's interesting sometimes to draw your own conclusions of who won a certain fight without the bias or incompetence of the commentator(s).