Respect to Jon Anik

[13Seconds]

Guy hosted the UFC 305 press conference, the UFC 305 weigh in AND did the commentary for the 305 PPV.

Not once has this ever been done for a UFC event.

 

[Corrado Soprano]

Mike Goldberg did this regularly.

 

[Kwic]

Anik is cool in my book.

 

[13Seconds]

Mike Goldberg did this regularly.

U high? When did Mike ever host a presser, weigh in and did pbp commentary for the same event?

Love Mike Goldberg btw. He was goofy but iconic.

 

[omawho402]

Anik is like Belal, great work ethic I but still don't like either one.

 

[Only Here for Attachments]

Is that what contributed to his heightened emotional state?

 

[rear naked ankle pick]

Talking is really hard, thank you Jon Anik for doing tremendously hard job. Thank you so much for sacrificing your life daily

 

[TITS]

I'm sure he got paid.

 

[13Seconds]

I'm sure he got paid.

Well yeah

 

[Goatenstein]

I send my disrespect to Shill Anik.

 

[13Seconds]

Mike Goldberg did this regularly.

Talking is really hard, thank you Jon Anik for doing tremendously hard job. Thank you so much for sacrificing your life daily

Two rivale gimmick accounts going to war

 

[TITS]

Well yeah

So respect to Jon Anik for doing his job?

 

[13Seconds]

I send my disrespect to Shill Anik.

A hard working shill.

Yeah he a shill but he does have some thoughts/criticism on his own on his podcast. It's not like Bisping who would never ever say anything against the promotion.

 

[YEET]

Feel like Anik does a lot of cocaine. Favorite lines from him are “realize success” and “befitting”.

 

[13Seconds]

So respect to Jon Anik for doing his job?

In this context, yes. He's obviously working his ass off in an unusual way regarding the faces of the UFC. Im just hyping up the work ethic.

And um, respect to anyone for doing their jobs, but lol at totally disregarding the work put into any public event work. There's q difference between doing a job and doing a job.

 

[13Seconds]

Feel like Anik does a lot of cocaine. Favorite lines from him are “realize success” and “befitting”.

He's def on something

 

[Iroh]

Dude often seems like the only guy on the commentary team who has a real professional approach to his job. Much hespect.

People should show a little more appreciation, IMO for people doing their jobs well, even if "they are just doing their job". There is a big difference between how different people "just" do their jobs. And given how Rogan and DC often just want to shoot the shit like they are watching it at home on the couch, you'd think people would like Anik's proffesionalism in contrast to that.

 

[TITS]

In this context, yes. He's obviously working his ass off in an unusual way regarding the faces of the UFC. Im just hyping up the work ethic.

And um, respect to anyone for doing their jobs, but lol at totally disregarding the work put into any public event work. There's q difference between doing a job and doing a job.

I'm sure he's well compensated for his efforts. He'd probably be embarrassed over this ballwashing.

Dude often seems like the only guy on the commentary team who has a real professional approach to his job. Much hespect.

People should show a little more appreciation, IMO for people doing their jobs well, even if "they are just doing their job". There is a big difference between how different people "just" do their jobs. And given how Rogan and DC often just want to shoot the shit like they are watching it at home on the couch, you'd think people would like Anik's proffesionalism in contrast to that.

Ditto

 

[Corrado Soprano]

U high? When did Mike ever host a presser, weigh in and did pbp commentary for the same event?

Love Mike Goldberg btw. He was goofy but iconic.

Goldberg did more than Anik ever could and he was forced to work directly with the bald manlet Joe Rogan (he may have had a little hair back then).

 

[Gamer2k4]

Talking is really hard, thank you Jon Anik for doing tremendously hard job. Thank you so much for sacrificing your life daily

Talking isn't hard (though plenty of people still have trouble with the basics), but talking well is. If most of us tried to do Anik's job, I suspect our audiences would stop listening five minutes in, if they even gave us that long.