
Who would you want to narrate any portion of your life? Samuel L. Jackson could be a top pick for any occasion, especially when some of the greatest athletes of our generation hit the greens.
But he’s not holding back -- not even for charity.
The Match: Champions for Charity debuted on Sunday with golf pros Tiger Woods facing Phil Mickelson in a highly-anticipated event. Woods teamed up with NFL legend Peyton Manning with another NFL superstar, Tom Brady, paired with Mickelson.
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During the introductions, being narrated by Jackson, the Bay Area native received a funny quip from Jackson:
“Why do old people always move to Florida?” Jackson said.
We knew the trash talk would happen, but wow.
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Brady, of course, just signed a two-year, $60 million contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in March after spending the entirety of his 20-year career with the New England Patriots. And at 42-years-old, Jackson took quite the dig at the three-time MVP quarterback.
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But if you’re going to get trolled by anyone, it might as well be done by someone with as epic of a voice as Jackson.
The entertainment was worth the burn.