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Shaka Hislop was the reporter of ESPN that vanished in full live broadcast during the preview of the real Madrid vs. AC Milan that was played in the Rose Bowl of The Angels. Hours after the dramatic moment, the commentator reappeared with a video in which he explains the situation.
The ex-soccer player offered some details of what happened on Sunday night through a video that is spreading like wildfire on social networks. “Well, that was weird. This was it, 24 hours later, this is me. I have to be grateful to my wife, children, family, those I love, friends, people I have met over the years directly or indirectly. Thank you”.
hislopwho will have to remain under medical observation for a while, thanked all the staff of the American chain. “My response now has to be hand in hand with the best medical opinion I can have and listen to all my doctors.”
“I want to thank Dan (Thomas) and the entire ESPN family, camera operators, Rose Bowl medical team who responded at that time. Thank you. Now I know that even when we argue and disagree, I have this full support from each of you.”accurate.
Thomas was the colleague who minutes after the incident that was captured live, reported through Twitter your partner’s health status. “Shaka is conscious. The doctors are taking care of him,” she wrote.
The scare occurred in full live broadcast. In the video you can see how hislop He loses his balance and slowly falls forward until he faints at the feet of the commentator who accompanied him.
Already on the ground, his transmission partner, visibly scared and affected by the moment, desperately requested help. On television, it was possible to see how members of the protocol approached to provide assistance, but after a few seconds, the screen went black.
Shaka Hislop was an English-born professional footballer who served as a goalkeeper. He became a World Cup player Germany 2006but defending the colors of Trinidad and Tobago. At the club level he was in five clubs in the Premier Leagueamong which stand out West Ham United and NewcastleUnited.
Before finishing his degree, he moved to USA to play in the Major League Soccer with F.C. Dallas for one season (2006-2007). After his removal, hislop worked for a couple of months POT as part of the mechanical engineering program he studied at the Howard University.
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