Why Does Jeremy Borash Introduce The Wrestlers For Tna Title Matches, Is He That Good?
I think the regular TNA announcer is much better than Jeremy Borash.
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I don’t think it’s that he’s any “better” than the regular announcer. I think it’s more that he’s a recognized “personality” who gets a lot of face-time. Borash is seen interviewing wrestlers and “management”, seemingly privy to “important” goings-on in TNA. Having him make ring introductions for title matches just lends those matches a little more “importance” than just having the regular announcer making them.
He imitates Michael (Let’s get Ready To Rumble) Buffer and I think TNA likes that.
I actually find Borash to be annoying