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September 20, 2019, Wilmington, DE, United States of America: Cast member of ESPN First take MAX KELLERMAN seen on set during a live broadcast from the 76ers Fieldhouse Friday, Sept. 20, 2019, in Wilmington, DE. News 2019 – Sept 20 – The cast of ESPN First take with Stephen A. Smith, Max Kellerman, Molly Qerim with special guest Magic Johnson broadcasted from Wilmington – ZUMAs124 20190920_zap_s124_008 Copyright: xSaquanxStimpsonx
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September 20, 2019, Wilmington, DE, United States of America: Cast member of ESPN First take MAX KELLERMAN seen on set during a live broadcast from the 76ers Fieldhouse Friday, Sept. 20, 2019, in Wilmington, DE. News 2019 – Sept 20 – The cast of ESPN First take with Stephen A. Smith, Max Kellerman, Molly Qerim with special guest Magic Johnson broadcasted from Wilmington – ZUMAs124 20190920_zap_s124_008 Copyright: xSaquanxStimpsonx
Max Kellerman never fails to intrigue the audience with his bold comments. But such statements indulge him in deep-rooted controversies. A few days ago, something unexpected happened, which turned his world upside down. This incident arises from the “Cliff theory”?gossip, which he has thrown at well-known QB?Tom Brady?in the past.
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No doubt, Max is going through a catastrophic era these days. He is awestruck by the unpredicted move of his beloved $52 billion media empire. Despite earning fame in the good books of ESPN, Max failed to be a part of it. On top of that, Tom Brady’s fan base mocked him for “so-called” speculation he made about Brady in 2016.
ESPN parts ways with Kellerman
ESPN has terminated its longtime partner, Max Kellerman, as the layoff season is at its peak. The media house fired a bunch of its employees, including Co-host Keyshawn Johnson, Jalen Rose, and Jeff Van Gundy. They were some of the most loyal partners in the media. Some of them thanked ESPN with heartfelt notes on their Twitter handles, including Suzy Kolber. She wrote, “Longevity for women in this business is something I am especially proud of.“
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Kellerman has been a member of ESPN for quite some time. Initially, he was part of the morning show, but then he jumped into the afternoon show.
Kellerman’s dismissal evoked the age-old ‘Cliff Theory’ controversy. Brady fans bashed him for the speculation he made about Tom Brady. Recently, a fan uploaded to the world a video in which Keller speculated that Tom Brady is done.
In honor ESPN getting rid of Max Kellerman, lets look back at the absolute worst take in the history of television pic.twitter.com/pAphb3X8YO
— TB EGO ✖️ (@TomBradyEgo) July 1, 2023
Kellerman said, ” Tom Brady is just about done. It could be the next game he played, It could be a year from now, but he is going to fall off a cliff.”
Tom Brady’s fans berate Kellerman
Fans took Kellerman’s termination as a chance to troll him in every possible way. Tom’s fan page received a crazy bunch of reactions after the video went viral.
Popular personalities like Christopher Giannini wrote, “Haha. If that’s bum, then when my uncle told me all I’d ever be was a bum, is setting the bar way too high, I suspect.”
Ace Football Analytics reacted, “Get in line cause his entire career other than boxing was just saying nonsense to get a reaction. He made a living doing it, but I couldn’t stomach him.”
One fan questions his worth, “How can anybody pay that guy $5 million? How can they?
While others said, “He and Skip deserve each other in the worst ways.”
Some mocked him, ” He goes on to win two more rings ?.”
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Brady indeed has a strong fan base to back him up. What are your views on that? Do comment.