PTI Down Under

God help me, but I had no idea ESPN's influence reached all the way down to Australia. The network really is ruining sports the world over, one sophomoric program at a time. Take this clip below, for instance. In it, Milwaukee Bucks center Andrew Bogut volunteers five good minutes to the Australian PTI, 300 seconds of his life he will never, ever get back. Bogut, an Aussie, chats with co-hosts "Slammin" Sam Kekovich, a former Australian Rules Football star and current spokesman for Meat and Livestock Australia, and Russell Barwick, who is, clearly, an idiot. During the segment, Kekovich, a man with some serious, unresolved issues with women, becomes increasingly obsessed with Bogut's sex life, specifically how many women Bogut has waiting for him in his hotel rooms and how he manages to steer clear of pesky sexual harassment and sexual assault charges from predatory American women. Barwick, meanwhile, asks Bogut who he thinks will win the World Series, or "whatever the NBA Finals are called." By the end, I'm not sure which host is a bigger tool, just like the original PTI, minus the accents and the regular use of the word "mate," of course.  

Enjoy.   

(Via NBA Mate)