ITTF wrote:
Adam Bobrow from the United States has been named as the winner of Voice of Table Tennis 2.0.
A splendid prize awaits the American. He receives a trip to the Japanese capital city of Tokyo to attend the forthcoming ZEN-NOH 2014 World Championships; the prestigious event commences on Monday 28th April and conclude on Monday 5th May.
He will be invited to commentate on proceedings in Tokyo and as a result of his efforts may be invited to cover further events in the future on behalf of the International Table Tennis Federation.
Thankful and Excited
"I am very honoured, thankful and excited to have this opportunity!” said Adam Bobrow. “I know I will have a blast and hope to help viewers enjoy this amazing tournament!”
An extrovert character Adam Bobrow describes himself as a trained dramatic actor who is a comedian, master of ceremonies and has experience of being a voice over, stand-up comedian who has directed films and has travelled the world playing table tennis, competing, coaching and giving exhibitions.
Constantly Learning
“I love people all over the world, animals, learning foreign languages and just learning in general”, is how he describes himself of his website. “The older I get the more I realize how little I know but I am constantly learning more about life and improving myself every day; I am very thankful for the opportunities I’ve had thus far and that I am able to do what I love.”
A splendid prize awaits the American. He receives a trip to the Japanese capital city of Tokyo to attend the forthcoming ZEN-NOH 2014 World Championships; the prestigious event commences on Monday 28th April and conclude on Monday 5th May.
He will be invited to commentate on proceedings in Tokyo and as a result of his efforts may be invited to cover further events in the future on behalf of the International Table Tennis Federation.
Thankful and Excited
"I am very honoured, thankful and excited to have this opportunity!” said Adam Bobrow. “I know I will have a blast and hope to help viewers enjoy this amazing tournament!”
An extrovert character Adam Bobrow describes himself as a trained dramatic actor who is a comedian, master of ceremonies and has experience of being a voice over, stand-up comedian who has directed films and has travelled the world playing table tennis, competing, coaching and giving exhibitions.
Constantly Learning
“I love people all over the world, animals, learning foreign languages and just learning in general”, is how he describes himself of his website. “The older I get the more I realize how little I know but I am constantly learning more about life and improving myself every day; I am very thankful for the opportunities I’ve had thus far and that I am able to do what I love.”
What do you think, will he be good? He does not sound too bad to me...
