Regarding their Olympic boxing coverage. I'll cut and paste it:
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Dear NBC,
How hard is it to figure out that fans of certain sports simply want to watch coverage of the events? I have either tuned in or taped each broadcast of the boxing events so far. I do not have high expectations of your broadcast but I do expect to see each bout in full. Instead of that we the viewers have been subject to bouts being skipped for inane filler or not shown because another fight is being repeated. I realize that you have determined to focus on American athletes but realize that there are many fans out there that just want the opportunity to see all of the competitors. Perhaps there will be a diamond in the rough that upsets his way to gold. The fact that he may be from Uzbekistan or Mongolia should not lessen the story, nor deprive us or seeing him.
My second point of contention is with the announcers. Not only are they ill prepared with their analysis (their failure to mention previous fights between contestants, their obvious reading of Olympic fact sheets), but they bring the term "beating a dead horse" to a new level. Is it really necessary for Teddy Atlas and Bob Papa to complain about the judges every single round of every single bout. I have broken records that do not repeat the same things as many times. Their alluding to cheating and the outright lie of no consequences for judges scoring is an insult to anyone that is familiar with the system. Perhaps they could focus on the positives like deserving winners actually being scored winners instead of trying to create drama or insinuate.
If you offered the option of no sound via the internet feed for boxing and showed all the bouts start to finish that would be a far better option than the product you are currently offering. There are still viewers out there that like the sport simply for the drama it pertains within and there is really no need to try and repackage your product and polish it up as you are simply diluting what should be a quality stand alone event.
Thank you,
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Dear NBC,
How hard is it to figure out that fans of certain sports simply want to watch coverage of the events? I have either tuned in or taped each broadcast of the boxing events so far. I do not have high expectations of your broadcast but I do expect to see each bout in full. Instead of that we the viewers have been subject to bouts being skipped for inane filler or not shown because another fight is being repeated. I realize that you have determined to focus on American athletes but realize that there are many fans out there that just want the opportunity to see all of the competitors. Perhaps there will be a diamond in the rough that upsets his way to gold. The fact that he may be from Uzbekistan or Mongolia should not lessen the story, nor deprive us or seeing him.
My second point of contention is with the announcers. Not only are they ill prepared with their analysis (their failure to mention previous fights between contestants, their obvious reading of Olympic fact sheets), but they bring the term "beating a dead horse" to a new level. Is it really necessary for Teddy Atlas and Bob Papa to complain about the judges every single round of every single bout. I have broken records that do not repeat the same things as many times. Their alluding to cheating and the outright lie of no consequences for judges scoring is an insult to anyone that is familiar with the system. Perhaps they could focus on the positives like deserving winners actually being scored winners instead of trying to create drama or insinuate.
If you offered the option of no sound via the internet feed for boxing and showed all the bouts start to finish that would be a far better option than the product you are currently offering. There are still viewers out there that like the sport simply for the drama it pertains within and there is really no need to try and repackage your product and polish it up as you are simply diluting what should be a quality stand alone event.
Thank you,
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