Popular golf presenter Amanda Balionis took a jibe at the much-anticipated Jake Paul’s Netflix ‘High Voltage’ fight with Anthony Joshua. She admitted having no knowledge of the fight but found the commentary from the announcers hysterical.
Balionis is a popular golf presenter who works primarily with CBS. She has over 355K followers on Instagram, where she often shares her views candidly.
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On Friday, December 19, Amanda Balionis shared a still from the bout between Paul and Joshua on her Instagram story.
“I know nothing about fights but my gawd these announcers have me ROLLING. It’s like commentary from Dodgeball or anything not real life,” she wrote.
Speaking of the fight, Paul was knocked out by Joshua, which earned him his second loss of his boxing career. Following this loss, he is now 12-2, and this is his first knockout. On the other hand, Joshua is 29-4 after the Friday win.
“Life comes at you fast” – Amanda Balionis gets candid about self-realization
Amanda Balionis posted an Instagram story captioned ‘Life comes at you fast’ on Friday, where she shared an anecdote that gave her a moment of realization.
“So I’m walking home from a friend’s house and there was a party happening on the top floor of a building across the street, and for a second I was like, ‘Ohh, that seems really fun,'” she said on Instagram.
“And then my very next thought was, Oh my God, if I was their neighbors I would kill them. And in that moment I realized I’m officially old. I am the person that I used to make fun of. Like my parents. That’s how fast it happens. Kids, head on a swivel,”
Balionis is currently on a break after hosting for a few weeks at the NFL. She concluded her golf coverage season with CBS at the Wyndham Championship. However, she was part of the coverage at the Ryder Cup and the Tour Championship and was also seen hosting the Shorties Classic last month.
The 39-year-old presenter will be back in action in mid-January with the Sony Open in Hawaii, which will be played at Waialae Country Club in Honolulu, Hawaii. For the uninitiated, this year’s usual season starter, The Sentry, has been canceled due to drought issues.
Edited by Shobhit Kukreti
