Marion Reimers unleashes a fight on TNT for not narrating Liverpool vs. Real Madrid
The start of the round of 16 Champions League have caused serious problems in TNT Sportssince the company decided to remove from the narration of the Liverpool vs Real Madrid to the leading controversy Marion Reimerswhich sparked a fight in the company.
It is reported that there was a strong conflict with Reimers upon learning that she had not been considered for the Liverpool game this Tuesday, being “relegated” to Eintracht vs. Napoli, which was only shown on HBO Max.
Following her departure from Fox Sports in 2021, Marion Reimers arrived at TNT Sports as one of the network’s first major signings to inaugurate the broadcast rights to the UEFA Champions League.
Why is Marion Reimers criticized?
Her strong personality, convictions and support for social causes have made her a controversial character who divides opinions. It would be precisely that character of hers that caused a fight on TNT Sports against a fellow narrator of the Champions League.
According to the columnist Miguel Arizpe, Marion Reimers exploded when she found out that she was not going to be in the star game this Tuesday between Reds and Merengues, and was scheduled for Napoli exclusively on streaming together with Ricardo Murguía.
Arizpe’s information ensures that Reimers “used gender issues” to complain about the appointments of this Tuesday day on TNT Sports and that he attacked Majo González, a narrator who was with the analyst Pepe del Bosque in Liverpool vs. Real Madrid.
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Marion Reimers sparks TNT fight
After the columnist’s publication, users applauded TNT Sports’ decision, assuring that they “will give them a second chance” if they keep the communicator out of soccer broadcasts.
Others said they “finally heard our pleas” not to have to see Marion Reimers, in addition to addressing the position on gender and equity issues that the journalist has always professed.
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