This is what women’s boxing looked like in 2007: Halmich beat Raab.
People who can laugh at themselves have the guts to take themselves much more seriously than those who can’t. And then there’s Stefan Raab. He’s the guy who finds his own corny jokes particularly funny and makes his own chewing gum creak. This has nothing to do with self-irony, it’s just self-promotion. Raab does it perfectly. And he doesn’t laugh at himself, he celebrates himself. He introduces everyone else. That makes a difference.
What was really bad a few years ago is not any better today. Media clips announcing Raab’s return have been circulating for months. It should be a boxing match against former world champion Regina Halmich, like in 2001 and 2007. It’s really original. It will sound like a yawn until the 13,000 spectators in the PSD Bank Dome, a huge hall in Düsseldorf on Saturday evening, stop. Of course, there are also celebrities who believe that they can get a hint of Raab’s fame. It’s not all about sports, but rather about cults. Pay homage to the master for hours. If you can follow this on the screen without falling asleep, it can turn into a challenge. The Messiah descends the huge show stairs, sings a song about himself, shows off his muscles, gets beaten up and finally quits. Amazing! – A new show. Who would have thought? Now the face is closed. RTL Instead 7 pieces Check out what’s new!
It’s like another millionaire, Mario Barth. Someone has to find these people funny, otherwise they would have disappeared long ago. Maybe this has something to do with the paradox of German humor?
