“Immersed like Park Hye-jung’s family…I want to broadcast again”
Former KBS announcer and broadcaster Jeon Hyun-moo, 46, made his first sports broadcast and drew attention.
On Nov. 11 (KST), Park Hye-jung won a silver medal in the women’s 81-kilogram weightlifting competition at the South Paris Arena 6 in Paris, France, with a total of 299 kilograms, including 131 kilograms in the lift and 168 kilograms in the snatch.
The event was broadcast on KBS 2TV, with Jeon Hyun-moo calling the action. It was his first time broadcasting sports. He had no previous experience in the field, but he became involved with Park Hye-jung through the KBS entertainment program “The Boss’s Ears Are Donkey Ears.
Park Hye-jung also appeared on “I Live Alone,” hosted by Jeon Hyun-moo. At an event hosted by SK Telecom in June, Park Hye-jung said, “I hope that Jeon Hyun-moo will say, ‘I believed in Park Hye-jung.
During the program, hosted by Jeon Hyun-moo, Park Hye-jung expressed her frustration at the difficulties faced by athletes in less popular sports. “I performed well at the Hangzhou Asian Games last year, but my arrival date overlapped with the badminton players. I was saddened by the fact that reporters flocked to the badminton side,” she said.
After the broadcast, Jeon Hyun-moo spoke with Park Hye-jung in the joint press area. He said, “The broadcast was 토토사이트 not originally scheduled, but all three companies did it. I think Hye-jung liked it because weightlifting was in the spotlight. I want to do my best for her,” he said.
“I was nervous because it was my first challenge as a non-professional,” said Jeon Hyun-moo, emphasizing, “I may not be a professional caster, but I became Park Hye-jung’s family and immersed myself.” “I don’t know if I did a good job or not, but I’m very happy,” he said, adding, “If I have another chance next time, I want to prepare perfectly and try it.”
Jeon introduced China’s Li Wenyuan, saying, “She and Park Hye-jung are like Messi and Ronaldo.” When Park Hye-jung finished the competition with a silver medal, she said, “It’s important to be better than the last competition, and there are four years to go. I will support her until the end,” he said.
“I saw hope in Park’s expression right now, and it’s a hopeful look, like she’s looking forward to the next four years without being heartbroken, and the youngest one, Hye-jung, did it,” he cheered.