Dream commentator line up?

I'd have Ian Darke and Richie Woodhall commentating with Andy Kerr, Buncey, Barry Mac and Spencer Oliver in the studio.

 

i dunno realy i have always wanted to watch a fight with the actual fighters in it talking me through it.

Dunno about a specific line up but there is alot of good commentaters and you need this formula

a well established and excellant journalist - keeps the show together, give their view, know what people want to here and often know alot of facts (e.g Reg Gutteridge)

an ex fighter - to give a fighters perspective, to break down the fight (e.g Bernard Hopkins)

A top trainer - to anaylse te fight also (e.g Gil Clancey)

 

Ali commentating on Foreman vs the 5 opponents was good in a funny way!

 

AL BERNSTEIN! The guy is brilliant, IMO. I am also a fan of Duke McKenzie- he speaks when he needs to and isn't annoying. I also agree with jamie30002000 that Thaxton has taken to analysis and pre-fight commentary really well. Obviously Buncey gets the nod as well and everyone likes the Kerr-minator.

 

Commentating - Manny Stewart, Jim Nealy

Studio - Andy Kerr (anchor), Buncey, McGuigan, Spencer Oliver

 

ive always wanted to watch Leonard vs Hagler

with Leonard and especially Hagler

shame it will NEVER happen

 

Carpenter and Gutteridge [rip] have to be the dream British team. The old man bangs on about Eamon Andrews being good.

 

they did a programme called reg and Harry

on ESPN classic they watched old dights and discussed them inbetween rounds with each other it was interesting stuff

 

Commentary: Steve Albert, Roy Jones Jr, Larry Merchant

Studio: Andy Kerr, Buncey, Spencer Oliver, Jon Thaxton

Pre-fight interviewer: Gabriel Clarke, solely for comedy value.

 

Jim Nealy?????

 

Nobody has mentioned Big George

 

Excellent knowledge of the boxing and a seasoned commentator.

 

Foreman is alright but he sometimes speaks so much **** its unbeleievable sometimes i dotn have a clue what he s meaning

no love for Cosell i like him hes a nice character and cheery and really puts energy into it.

or Dunphy a great boxing mind knows alot and a great commentater dosent have alot of emotion though

 

i think having more then two commentators like the yanks do is not good, they just talk over eachother.

my choice would be of the current crop

woodhall as a co-commentator, the man is just an education to listen to, very knowledgable technically and doesn't have an ego btw i think he'll make a great trainer

main blow by blow commentator is a difficult one because there's not many good one's around these days, i like guys that get excited at the right times, have real enthusiasm and don't just seem positively bored. jim lampley was actually pretty good in the early days and blows hot and cold these days bit like ian darke

if there had to be a third guy, i would have mike tyson the guy knows his boxing, surprisingly articulate and would bring in the viewers

oh yeah and i would have bunce there in some sort of capacity probabily in the studio with a former pro, eubank or naz would be hilarious.