Bruce McAvaney is back in the commentary box for AFL 2025, bringing his legendary voice and years of experience to Channel 7!
In a move that's sending ripples of excitement through Australian sports fandom, Channel Seven has unveiled its commentary line-ups for the upcoming AFL season, and guess who’s back? That’s right, the iconic Bruce McAvaney, who has been the voice of Australian Rules Football for generations! With his trademark enthusiasm, charm, and extensive knowledge, McAvaney’s return is sure to elevate the AFL viewing experience to new heights. Let’s just say, it’s not just footy we have to look forward to but a whole heap of unforgettable moments along the way!
Bruce McAvaney first joined the Seven AFL commentary team way back in 1990, and avid football fans will know that he’s not just your average commentator. Over his illustrious career, he has called more than 1,000 AFL games, including a staggering 20 AFL Grand Finals and hosted 21 Brownlow Medals! If you can think of iconic moments in footy, chances are McAvaney’s voice was the one that narrated the drama – from miraculous goals to nail-biting finishes. With his return to 7AFL, viewers are set for a wonderful mix of nostalgia and riveting commentary that only the ultimate sports aficionado can deliver.
But that’s not all! The AFL landscape is buzzing with potential, including the possibility of Richmond legend Dustin Martin making a major career shift into commentary with Fox Footy. The twists in his journey are as entertaining as a close final – who knows, we might see a legendary rivalry brewing beyond the players on the field! Imagine a footy world where McAvaney’s rich baritone can sparkle in tandem with Martin’s fresh insights. Sports fans already have their popcorn ready for a blockbuster season ahead!
As the 2025 AFL season approaches, the excitement is palpable across Australia’s sports community. Did you know that Bruce McAvaney’s impact reaches beyond just the footy field? His journey in sports broadcasting is not only testimony to his unmatched dedication but also to the evolving nature of sports journalism in Australia. Plus, with over 30 years in the industry, he’s seen it all—like that time he called an infamous seagull that stole a player’s hot dog during a game! Here’s to more hilariously memorable moments and footballing brilliance in the years to come!
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Legendary broadcaster Bruce McAvaney has been locked into the Channel 7 AFL commentary box for the 2025 season.
Legendary broadcaster Bruce McAvaney has been locked into the Channel 7 AFL commentary box for the 2025 season.
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