Max Kellerman - Revision history

John at 12:21, 18 November 2019

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	'''Max Kellerman''' is an American boxing commentator and sports talk radio host based in Los Angeles. He appears as a color commentator on [[HBO World Championship Boxing]] and [[HBO Boxing After Dark]] and as has hosted a midday talk show on 710 ESPN radio in Los Angeles. Along with [[Stephen A. Smith]], he hosts the popular and controversial morning show ''First Take'' on ESPN. With the end of HBO's boxing coverage in 2018, Kellerman will move to ESPN's boxing team as part of the hosting panel with Smith.		'''Max Kellerman''' is an American boxing commentator and sports talk radio host based in Los Angeles. He appears as a color commentator on [[HBO World Championship Boxing]] and [[HBO Boxing After Dark]] and as has hosted a midday talk show on 710 ESPN radio in Los Angeles. Along with [[Stephen A. Smith]], he hosts the popular and controversial morning show ''First Take'' on ESPN. With the end of HBO's boxing coverage in 2018, Kellerman will move to ESPN's boxing team as part of the hosting panel with Smith.

Slugger at 01:30, 18 November 2019

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	'''Max Kellerman''' is an American boxing commentator and sports talk radio host based in Los Angeles. He appears as a color commentator on [[HBO World Championship Boxing]] and [[HBO Boxing After Dark]] and as has hosted a midday talk show on 710 ESPN radio in Los Angeles. Along with [[Stephen A. Smith]], he hosts the popular and controversial morning show ''First Take'' on ESPN. With the end of HBO's boxing coverage in 2018, Kellerman will move to ESPN's boxing team as part of the hosting panel with Smith.		'''Max Kellerman''' is an American boxing commentator and sports talk radio host based in Los Angeles. He appears as a color commentator on [[HBO World Championship Boxing]] and [[HBO Boxing After Dark]] and as has hosted a midday talk show on 710 ESPN radio in Los Angeles. Along with [[Stephen A. Smith]], he hosts the popular and controversial morning show ''First Take'' on ESPN. With the end of HBO's boxing coverage in 2018, Kellerman will move to ESPN's boxing team as part of the hosting panel with Smith.

Kjgier at 22:30, 15 April 2019

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	'''Max Kellerman''' is an American boxing commentator and sports talk radio host based in Los Angeles. He appears as a color commentator on [[HBO World Championship Boxing]] and [[HBO Boxing After Dark]] and as has hosted a midday talk show on 710 ESPN radio in Los Angeles. Along with [[Stephen A. Smith]], he hosts the popular and controversial morning show ''First Take'' on ESPN. With the end of HBO's boxing coverage in 2018, Kellerman will move to ESPN's boxing team as part of the hosting panel with Smith.		'''Max Kellerman''' is an American boxing commentator and sports talk radio host based in Los Angeles. He appears as a color commentator on [[HBO World Championship Boxing]] and [[HBO Boxing After Dark]] and as has hosted a midday talk show on 710 ESPN radio in Los Angeles. Along with [[Stephen A. Smith]], he hosts the popular and controversial morning show ''First Take'' on ESPN. With the end of HBO's boxing coverage in 2018, Kellerman will move to ESPN's boxing team as part of the hosting panel with Smith.

	Kellerman was previously best known for his work at ESPN, where he was a studio commentator with [[Brian Kenny]] on [[ESPN Friday Night Fights]] and the original host of Around the Horn..		Kellerman was previously best known for his work at ESPN, where he was a studio commentator with [[Brian Kenny]] on [[ESPN Friday Night Fights]] and the original host of ''Around the Horn''. He has also worked on Fox Sports, where he hosted talk show ''I, Max''. He got his start in boxing media as a high schooler in New York City, where he hosted a popular call-in show called ''Max on Boxing'' on public-access television and radio.

	He made a brief appearance in [[Rocky Balboa]] alongside [[Jim Lampley]] and [[Larry Merchant]], who served as the broadcast team for the fight between Rocky and Mason Dixon.		He made a brief appearance in [[Rocky Balboa]] alongside [[Jim Lampley]] and [[Larry Merchant]], who served as the broadcast team for the fight between Rocky and Mason Dixon.

Kjgier at 22:28, 15 April 2019

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	'''Max Kellerman''' is an American boxing commentator and sports talk radio host based in Los Angeles. He appears as a color commentator on [[HBO World Championship Boxing]] and [[HBO Boxing After Dark]] and as has hosted a midday talk show on 710 ESPN radio in Los Angeles.		'''Max Kellerman''' is an American boxing commentator and sports talk radio host based in Los Angeles. He appears as a color commentator on [[HBO World Championship Boxing]] and [[HBO Boxing After Dark]] and as has hosted a midday talk show on 710 ESPN radio in Los Angeles. Along with [[Stephen A. Smith]], he hosts the popular and controversial morning show ''First Take'' on ESPN. With the end of HBO's boxing coverage in 2018, Kellerman will move to ESPN's boxing team as part of the hosting panel with Smith.

	Kellerman was previously best known for his work at ESPN, where he was a studio commentator with [[Brian Kenny]] on [[ESPN Friday Night Fights]] and the original host of Around the Horn..		Kellerman was previously best known for his work at ESPN, where he was a studio commentator with [[Brian Kenny]] on [[ESPN Friday Night Fights]] and the original host of Around the Horn..

Ddtfamily: Corrected HBO Boxing After Dark link, grammar edits

2013-12-07T15:59:28Z

Corrected HBO Boxing After Dark link, grammar edits

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	'''Max Kellerman''' is an American boxing commentator and sports talk radio host based in Los Angeles. He appears as a color commentator on [[HBO World Championship Boxing]] and [HBO Boxing After Dark] and as has hosted a midday talk show on 710 ESPN radio in Los Angeles.		'''Max Kellerman''' is an American boxing commentator and sports talk radio host based in Los Angeles. He appears as a color commentator on [[HBO World Championship Boxing]] and [[HBO Boxing After Dark]] and as has hosted a midday talk show on 710 ESPN radio in Los Angeles.

	Kellerman was previously best known for his work at ESPN, where he was a studio commentator with [[Brian Kenny]] on [[ESPN Friday Night Fights]] and the original host of Around the Horn..		Kellerman was previously best known for his work at ESPN, where he was a studio commentator with [[Brian Kenny]] on [[ESPN Friday Night Fights]] and the original host of Around the Horn..
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	He made a brief appearance in [[Rocky Balboa]] alongside [[Jim Lampley]] and [[Larry Merchant]], who served as the broadcast team for the fight between Rocky and Mason Dixon.		He made a brief appearance in [[Rocky Balboa]] alongside [[Jim Lampley]] and [[Larry Merchant]], who served as the broadcast team for the fight between Rocky and Mason Dixon.

	On October 17, 2004, the body of Max's brother freelance-writer Sam was found in his Hollywood apartment. As a result of the ensuing investigation, former boxer [[James Butler]] was arrested and charged with Sam's murder. He later confessed to the murder and was given a 29 year sentence.		On October 17, 2004 the body of Max's brother, freelance-writer Sam Kellerman, was found in his Hollywood apartment. As a result of the ensuing investigation, former boxer [[James Butler]] was arrested and charged with Sam's murder. He later confessed to the murder and was given a 29-year sentence.
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Sweetscientist at 06:02, 28 April 2012

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	~~== Biography ==~~		'''Max Kellerman''' is an American boxing commentator and sports talk radio host based in Los Angeles. He appears as a color commentator on [[HBO World Championship Boxing]] and [HBO Boxing After Dark] and as has hosted a midday talk show on 710 ESPN radio in Los Angeles.
	~~In studio boxing analyst for [[ESPN2\|ESPN2~~'~~s]]~~ ''~~[[ESPN Friday Night Fights]]~~'' ~~between 1998~~ and ~~2003~~. He ~~then moved to Fox Sports Network, where he briefly hosted a sports commentary show ''I, Max''. Has recently served~~ as a commentator on [[HBO]] ~~Pay-Per-View telecasts. He currently~~ has a ~~sports-related radio~~ show ~~for ''~~ESPN ~~Radio''~~.

			Kellerman was previously best known for his work at ESPN, where he was a studio commentator with [[Brian Kenny]] on [[ESPN Friday Night Fights]] and the original host of Around the Horn..

			He made a brief appearance in [[Rocky Balboa]] alongside [[Jim Lampley]] and [[Larry Merchant]], who served as the broadcast team for the fight between Rocky and Mason Dixon.

			On October 17, 2004, the body of Max's brother freelance-writer Sam was found in his Hollywood apartment. As a result of the ensuing investigation, former boxer [[James Butler]] was arrested and charged with Sam's murder. He later confessed to the murder and was given a 29 year sentence.
	[[Category:Boxing Media\|Kellerman, Max]]		[[Category:Boxing Media\|Kellerman, Max]]

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	==Biography==
	In studio boxing analyst for ESPN2 Friday Night Fights between 1998 and 2003. He then moved to Fox Sports Network, where he briefly hosted a sports commentary show ''I, Max''. Has recently served as a commentator on HBO Pay-Per-View telecasts. He currently has a sports-related radio show for ''ESPN Radio''.		<br clear=all>

			== Biography ==
			In studio boxing analyst for [[ESPN2\|ESPN2's]] ''[[ESPN Friday Night Fights]]'' between 1998 and 2003. He then moved to Fox Sports Network, where he briefly hosted a sports commentary show ''I, Max''. Has recently served as a commentator on [[HBO]] Pay-Per-View telecasts. He currently has a sports-related radio show for ''ESPN Radio''.

	[[Category:Boxing Media\|Kellerman, Max]]		[[Category:Boxing Media\|Kellerman, Max]]

Matt: ESPN radio

2006-03-27T22:00:45Z

ESPN radio

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In studio boxing analyst for ESPN2 Friday Night Fights between 1998 and 2003. He then moved to Fox Sports Network, where he briefly hosted a sports commentary show ''I, Max''. Has recently served as a commentator on HBO Pay-Per-View telecasts.		In studio boxing analyst for ESPN2 Friday Night Fights between 1998 and 2003. He then moved to Fox Sports Network, where he briefly hosted a sports commentary show ''I, Max''. Has recently served as a commentator on HBO Pay-Per-View telecasts. He currently has a sports-related radio show for ''ESPN Radio''.

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Matt at 16:04, 1 December 2005

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	==~~Commentator~~==		==Biography==
	In studio boxing analyst for ESPN2 Friday Night Fights between 1998 and 2003. He then moved to Fox Sports Network, where he briefly hosted a sports commentary show ''I, Max''. Has recently served as a commentator on HBO Pay-Per-View telecasts.		In studio boxing analyst for ESPN2 Friday Night Fights between 1998 and 2003. He then moved to Fox Sports Network, where he briefly hosted a sports commentary show ''I, Max''. Has recently served as a commentator on HBO Pay-Per-View telecasts.

	[[Category:Boxing Media\|Kellerman, Max]]		[[Category:Boxing Media\|Kellerman, Max]]

Matt at 16:04, 1 December 2005

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	==Commentator==		==Commentator==
			In studio boxing analyst for ESPN2 Friday Night Fights between 1998 and 2003. He then moved to Fox Sports Network, where he briefly hosted a sports commentary show ''I, Max''. Has recently served as a commentator on HBO Pay-Per-View telecasts.

	[[Category:Boxing Media\|Kellerman, Max]]		[[Category:Boxing Media\|Kellerman, Max]]