joeHundo's video: Snoop Dogg Commentary of Nate Robinson getting TKO in 2nd Round to Jake Paul on Triller PPV

Two things were abundantly clear Saturday night: Former Chicago Bulls guard Nate Robinson had no business in a boxing ring. And if you’re intent on watching someone get beat up, Snoop Dogg is the guy you want sitting next to you. An investor in Triller, the social media app that staged the boxing card headlined by a Mike Tyson-Roy Jones Jr. fight — the boxing equivalent of Old Timers Day at the ballpark — Snoop ensured there was entertainment value. My Unk @SnoopDogg is simply the greatest at whatever he does man!! Swiss Army Knife++++++ — LeBron James (@KingJames) November 29, 2020 That the hip hop star was a hoot to listen to should surprise no one. With past appearances on Los Angeles Kings broadcasts as well as contributions to EA Sports’ NHL 20 — not to mention years of talk-show appearances and a well-honed stage persona — Snoop has far more experience providing commentary than Robinson has at trying to box. And it showed.