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Richard Sherman is being considered as a potential candidate to join Skip Bayless as his partner on the popular sports talk show, “Undisputed,” aired on FS1.
According to Andrew Marchand of The New York Times, it has been revealed that This development comes in the aftermath of Shannon Sharpe’s departure from the program after an impressive seven-year tenure.
Bayless and Sherman met on Wednesday at The Peninsula Hotel in Beverly Hills.
Currently on its customary summer break, “Undisputed” is scheduled to return to the airwaves at the end of August, and Fox Sports 1 is diligently working to identify Skip Bayless’ new co-host.
As the network navigates through the selection process, they aim to find the perfect match to complement the 71-year-old Bayless’ style and expertise.
What adds an intriguing element to the potential pairing is the preexisting history between Skip Bayless and Richard Sherman. The two had previously crossed paths over a decade ago on ESPN’s “First Take,” where they engaged in spirited debates and discussions on a wide range of sports topics.
Their previous on-screen chemistry and familiarity could potentially lay the foundation for a dynamic partnership on “Undisputed.”
Richard Sherman, a former NFL cornerback known for his exceptional play on the field, has also shown a keen interest in media and broadcasting throughout his career.
With numerous accolades, including Pro Bowl selections and a Super Bowl victory with the Seattle Seahawks in 2014, Sherman has garnered respect and recognition within the sports industry. Additionally, his outspoken nature and ability to articulate his opinions effectively have positioned him as a valuable voice in sports media.