Talk:Jim Lampley
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The recent listing in the Jime Rome category is there because I heard it when the newest list was released. Don't edit the last sentence of highlightsSoxrock 17:50, 7 June 2006 (UTC).
Despite what this entry claims, more people know Lampley from his broadcast sports coverage, not his boxing work. Virtually everyone has seen the Olympics while only a fraction of that many specifically watch HBO boxing. I've followed sports for Lampley's entire career and seen him countless times on broadcast TV but I couldn't have told you he covered boxing. 12.218.70.92 14:36, 25 December 2006 (UTC)
The person that wrote "The Women KO'er" should be banned from wikipedia. I cleaned it up.
