Renee Young & ESPN?

[Andrew]

- ESPN is expected to make a major play for Renee Young soon. She has impressed a lot of the networks with her smoothness in her work with WWE since coming from The Score.

I don't think Renee Young will leave WWE at all.​

 

[John McHenry]

Don't think she's all that smooth at all. Perhaps it's a gimmick but I seem to get odd flubs and facial reactions from her every time I see her.

 

[ThatGuyFromNukemHigh]

Either way she should be thankful she left that sinking ship The Score, Arda Orcal now does local weather.

 

[Deezy]

Either way she should be thankful she left that sinking ship The Score, Arda Orcal now does local weather.

Weather Network is hardly local.

Renee's great at everything, hopefully she sticks around WWE.

 

[Hot Rod]

NOOOOOOO!!!!

Please stay Renee, she is amazing...I love her.

 

[Fluttershy]

Make dat money honey!

 

[Chris]

I wouldn't be too surprised if she left, but I hope she stays. I really enjoy her on commentary on NXT and she seems like a huge wrestling fan living out her dream.

 

[ThatGuyFromNukemHigh]

Weather Network is hardly local.

Renee's great at everything, hopefully she sticks around WWE.

He does On Location from what I have seen. They rarely leave the southern Ontario area, which happens to be local for me.

 

[Dale]

Her stock is only gonna grow really with the amount of work she'll be getting on the Network now that it's fully launched.

 

[Gimmick]

I really hope she stays. She's effortlessly smooth on the mic, and really good to look at as well. She's the best person WWE have had in that role for a very long time.

How about they take Lawler instead?

 

[Deezy]

Renee is most likely going to be the first female play by play. She has alwayss been a wrestling fan, is ESPN even that popular anymore?

 

[Rated R Superstar]

I'd much rather her stick around WWE personally. But I can see the advantage of working for ESPN.

 

[Deezy]

Not sure what advantage ESPN would be, it's basically just an outlet for manufactured douchebaggery and blatant bias to big market teams.