Lol for me its so funny because I m a spanish speaker, but i have to recognise that most of the time they use the right pronounciation, I cant imagine Spanish commentators trying to pronounce more English names, as they say Estifen-Curri, just like it sounds or "strange names" as Mani Pac-ki-ao
I don't know what the hell your point is and how it fits in the context of my reply to CST. I'm just saying that Kovalev's last name isn't pronounced correctly, I wasn't even complaining about it or anything. Even Slavs like me don't pronounce it correctly since we pronounce it like e when it should be what they write with ё in Russian cyrillic, we don't have that sound in my (Slavic) language.
perhaps, but i think he was being sarcastic (a riff at the PC folks, is how i read it) regarding the topic of this thread, the particular case you mentioned i think is de minimis i lived in Spain for five years and i know that even a two-syllable surname will be pronounced differently depending on the region--for instance, in Andalucia it's likely to be pronounced with a "lisp", as those folks down south tend to do. and that pronounciation--by native Spanish speakers pronouncing a Spanish surname--is probably further from what you consider the "correct" pronounciation than Lampley's
too right. If you're a fighter and you're interviewed post-figth by Jim Lampley, you've pretty much made it to a level 999 others out of 1000 never will. In that situation, i'd be ok if he put the accent on the wrong syllable in my surname
You are correct; mine does. But it's my nickname, and you can't choose your nicknames! If it offends you, we can ask the mods to change it. I don't have a problem with that.
Lamply and Max mispronounce also Roid Jones, notice they call Lomachenko, Lomanchenko, there in no "N" after the "A".