Is it just me who is completely annoyed with this ridiculous SportsCenter segment called "Who's Now" where they rate athletes against one another based on how many parties they go to, who they date, how good they are and what they win?
Call me stupid, but this crap is really bugging me. Here is an insert of the garbage:
Throughout July, "SportsCenter" will air "Who's Now," a daily series in which viewers will help ESPN determine the ultimate sports star by considering both on-field success and off-field buzz. Based on fan nominations, ESPN Research selected 32 finalists to square off in a single-elimination bracket. The winner of each matchup will advance based upon fan voting (70 percent) and ESPN's three-person panel (30 percent). In the first round, the panel consists of Michael Wilbon, Kirk Herbstreit and Keyshawn Johnson.Vomit. This segment is PATHETIC! It should be called "Who the F--- Cares?" What I want to know is whose idea was this? I bet it was some idiot like Keyshawn who thought of the idea. Who else is dumb enough to come up with such a boring, meaningless idea?
Based on fan nominations? Who the hell is texting ESPN to nominate people for this? I am not sure why I feel like blaming this annoying segment on Keyshawn, but I do. He sits on the set wearing damn jeans as he talks about why he thinks David Beckham is so cool because he is married to a Spice Girl? Come the heck on. I know Keyshawn has something to do with the creation of this stupid crap.
I'm going to bed.
