Andrei Alexandrovich Golovanov is a famous Russian sports commentator. Many people know him as the leading observer of NHL matches at Eurosport 1. In addition, Andrei Golovanov’s voice was repeatedly heard from the TV speakers during live broadcasts of the latest Olympic Games and some football matches.
The beginning of the way
Golovanov Andrey Alexandrovich mastered the profession of a journalist at Moscow State University. Lomonosov. Here he received the basic skills of a TV presenter, which he subsequently put into practice. He officially began his career as a reporter in 1994, when he got a job as a sports commentator on Channel One.
In 2002, Andrei A. Golovanov leaves the usual studio. The reason for this is the opening of a new channel 7TV. A similar turn was due to the fact that the journalist wanted to break out of the usual framework, thereby gaining invaluable experience. It should be noted that the change of work did not affect the relationship that Andrey had with the leadership of Channel One. Even after his dismissal, he often took part in their projects and television shows.
Recent Achievements
At the beginning of 2010, the 7TV channel changed the concept of its television programs, which affected the atmosphere in the team. The journalist did not want to continue to work in such conditions, and therefore immediately left there. And two months later, Golovanov Andrei Aleksandrovich got a job on the children's channel "Carousel", where he was assigned to conduct the program "Road Alphabet."
In addition, the journalist often takes part in various sports events. Also, his articles are periodically published on various sports portals. And since the fall of 2016, Andrei Golovanov is the main sports observer for the NHL matches on Eurosport 1.
Opinion about the profession
In one of his interviews, Andrei Golovanov noted: “When people listen to the voice of a sports commentator, they rarely think about how difficult this profession is. But in reality, only a few journalists decide to connect their lives with this craft. And then, later they have to come to terms with constant competition. "
In addition, a well-known commentator is sure that a sports journalist should be able to not only speak beautifully, but also have a good understanding of the disciplines that he covers. Maybe someone thinks it's easy. But, as Andrei Golovanov himself claims, such confidence quickly disappears during the Olympic Games, when a sports commentator has to follow a dozen competitions at the same time.