MEXICO CITY, February 14 (EL UNIVERSAL).- With the intention of giving sports television more globality, giving the viewer more options, Hi Sports is born, a new informative concept. Hussein Forzán, is the one who directs this new sports channel, which for a few weeks can be seen through Channel 517 of Total Play.
“We are trying to do something different around sports communication, starting with the intention of giving more alternatives in terms of sports. We know that we are a soccer-loving country, that consumes soccer, and we want to give the public variety, offer besides soccer , also basketball, men’s and women’s, tennis, box, wrestling, paddle tennis, in short, people are eager to have options, and we are going to give it to them,” he said.
It is a brave bet, “because we are also going to support ourselves in the niche that social networks have become, and also show new faces. Sometimes people get tired of seeing the same faces and the same comments for 40 years, and watch out I greatly respect these people who have formed a great school in sports journalism, but it is also time to see new faces, new concepts, new ways of communicating”.
Obviously, “we will cover the requirements, we intend to broadcast soccer, like the Expansión, the Women’s League starting next semester, we know that the public also wants to watch soccer, but also show them other alternatives.”
In addition to sports broadcasts, they will take advantage of the fact that “we are independent, we have no commitments to anyone but the people. Obviously this is a business, but to attract the public we must be creative, show news, reports, talk about the big sportswomen, conducting all kinds of interviews, in short. The idea is to give the public original and quality content”.
Along with Hussein Forzán, there are great commentators and reporters who have made a career in Mexican journalism, such as Raúl Sarmiento, Gerardo Liceaga, Gabriela Fernández de Lara, Juan Carlos Vázquez, Luis Enrique Alfonso, “people who know not only about soccer, but who are real sports reporters.
Hi Sports begins its transmissions at 7:00 a.m. and ends at 00:00 a.m. from Monday to Sunday. “And the commitment is always the same, to give people quality, to discover and give opportunity to new voices and to value those that are already there.”
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