There's nothing like the sound of a sporting event. And there's nothing worse than realizing that you have to mute that sound because Joe Buck is calling the game. There are several sportscasters that are a chore to listen to. Whether it's misused words, getting facts dead wrong, or saying things that offend on a massive scale, some commentators need to find another job. This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers.

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Muhammad Ali and Cus D’Amato have left an indelible mark in the boxing arena. While ‘The Greatest’  is celebrated for his unique style and charisma, D’Amato is a legendary boxing coach on the same periphery. He is the trainer of legendary figures like Mike Tyson and is renowned for his boxing coaching. Ali’s boxing style was exciting and strategic. It was a bold example of his intelligence and mental strength. On the other hand, D’Amato’s boxing strategies were unconventional yet highly effective.

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