#004 Teaser: How To Be A Successful Presenter | ROB WALKER

In this short clip, Rob tells us how being genuine to yourself is key to presenting and a good way to find your own style (with a word of warning about the consequences by having your own style).

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Clip taken from 'The CueZone Podcast':
Season 1 Episode 4

Full Episode Description
Rob Walker, the voice of snooker and creator of the catchphrase “let’s get the boys on the baize”, tells The CueZone how he made it as a broadcaster and master of ceremonies, the part luck played in his career and why he always wanted to commentate on the athletics.

He describes how he coins nicknames such as The Thunder From Down Under and why hugs from Steve Davis shaped two of his best memories of hosting snooker.

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Published 13 November 2018

About the host
Rob Reed is a World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association (WPBSA) World Snooker accredited snooker coach, the founder of RR Cue Cases and CueZone. He trained as a rotary pilot in the British Army before turning his passion for snooker into a new entrepreneurial journey.

About the guest
Sports commentator Rob Walker has been master of ceremonies (MC) at major televised snooker tournaments such as the World Snooker Championship since 2008, and has been host of the Global Snooker Awards. He has also worked with the BBC, Channel 4, ITV and the IAAF covering major sports events from the Football World Cup to the World Athletics Championships.

[jherb]

I get goose bumps whenever I listen to him. I usually turn my American TV volume off and then am good 👍🏽

[alecjordan]

People dislike this guy’s commentating? I listened to him on the world athletics championships and l loved his insights and what he had to say.

[stevefoley]

The worst presenter and commentator ever, in any sport. Inane, pointless comments. Someone should tell him that when there's nothing of any value to say, just shut up for a minute.