ESPN's famous host Rachel Nichols was fired for a recording, and the grudges about James and Rachel and his former host Michel Beadell surfaced. An interesting piece of news was revealed in "New York News" that two ESPN hosts, Rachel and Maria Taylor, were involved in a dispute o

ESPN famous host Rachel Nichols was fired for a recording, and the grudges about James and Rachel and his former host Michel Beadell surfaced.

An interesting news was revealed in " New York News ", and two ESPN hosts Rachel and Maria Taylor were involved in a dispute because of a recording.

Behind the scenes of the commentary during the Lakers' finals against the Heat last season, Rachel was thrown over by ESPN because of her comments on her colleague Taylor, "She participated in this work because ESPN's rank needs racial diversity. As a woman, she felt deeply pressured."

. The rise of this ESPN's number one female host last month is related to the grudge between James and another beautiful host.

At the same time Rachel was fired by ESPN, his ex Bidell gloated in the personal media. According to Biddle's description of the time, James said: In the infamous decision that year, Biddle, then the top female host of ESPN, took the lead in mocking LeBron.

At that time, James hoped to use his personal influence to force EPSN to fire Biddle, and also privately warned the other party: Why are you so harsh on me on TV?

And Beard explained after releasing this story: I am just one of tens of millions of people, and I feel LeBron is sensitively funny. We were originally a personal grudge, but after he was about to interfere in my work, we were an eternal grudge.

During this period, Rachel Nichols was LeBron’s “that person in mind”

But everyone in the industry knows that Rachel is not a good bird either! During the Orlando Park playoffs, the staff clearly heard Rachel start applauding love directly after finishing her interview with Butler.

In this palace drama, Rachel, Taylor (ESPN contract expires) and Biddle are the winners. Instead, the younger 25-year-old sideline reporter Marika Andrews won. It's no wonder that some people questioned that this is a scene directed and acted by ESPN.