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Edited Date/Time
1/27/2012 12:56pm
For the first time on Saturday night I was actually bored by supercross and had to force myself to finish watching the main.
I guess it was a combination of Emig saying "uh, you know" 12,000 times, Shaheen making mistakes (like mixing up 149 with 194 for example), the lame "special features" like hanging out with riders in the pits (which are nothing buy stupid time-fillers that aren't the least bit interesting), Brett Michaels (WTF is this guy- some washed up lame rocker who's trying desperately trying to revive a dead career with silly PR). Yeah, (insert sarcasm here)
X wants to be associated with guys like him to be taken seriously by the mainstream sport fans SX needs to attract to grow.
I've always defended Speed's presentation of the races, and was one of those guys who would say to others who complained that they are lucky we get any coverage. Well, based on the coverage this year so far, I am firmly in the ranks of those guys that complain.
The waiting was too long, and the races are just too short. And I've been a devout fan of MX and SX for 36 years, and a former racer.
I don't know about the rest of you, but to me the sport is losing legitimacy as a true sport AS IT IS PRESENTED ON TV, at least, and now seems more like a sibling to monster truck "racing".
I guess it was a combination of Emig saying "uh, you know" 12,000 times, Shaheen making mistakes (like mixing up 149 with 194 for example), the lame "special features" like hanging out with riders in the pits (which are nothing buy stupid time-fillers that aren't the least bit interesting), Brett Michaels (WTF is this guy- some washed up lame rocker who's trying desperately trying to revive a dead career with silly PR). Yeah, (insert sarcasm here)
I've always defended Speed's presentation of the races, and was one of those guys who would say to others who complained that they are lucky we get any coverage. Well, based on the coverage this year so far, I am firmly in the ranks of those guys that complain.
The waiting was too long, and the races are just too short. And I've been a devout fan of MX and SX for 36 years, and a former racer.
I don't know about the rest of you, but to me the sport is losing legitimacy as a true sport AS IT IS PRESENTED ON TV, at least, and now seems more like a sibling to monster truck "racing".
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How about when Erin said "the track bited you"? Now that's funny shit right there.
Don't cry. At least it hasnt been replaced by nascar or monster trucks yet.
jeff
You think you're bored now, just wait until February, when Speed fills all their air time with stupid nascar talk shows.
By the way, supercross has always been a sibling to monster trucks. Are you really surprised by that, considering the same company runs both series? Monster trucks make way more money than supercross does, so can you blame them for trying to make them equal? I'm amazed it's taken you so long to figure out that it's all one big infomercial. Just be thankful Billy Mays doesn't come back from the dead to replace Ralph.
SL- take your opinion and go to Halifax!
Pit Row
On the floor, another former rider who can relate to the racers and understand the situation and come up with their own spontaneous questions. Grant Langston maybe...
Just be thankful you can watch it and its still on promoting our sport.
If you don't like it, don't watch it.
Simple as that.
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