“Let's get ready…”
Ring Announcer
Arena-sized announcer with the drawn-out vowels and the roll on the final name.
- Male
- American
- Adult
- Booming
- Theatrical
- Sustained
Sample script
Ladies and gentlemen — introducing, weighing in at one hundred and ninety pounds — the challengerrrr!
How it reads
Ring Announcer stretches syllables the way a live arena voice has to — holding a vowel for two or three beats so the crowd can catch up. It is the most theatrical voice here and makes no attempt to sound natural.
The delivery has a built-in reverb tail, which means it sits well over crowd noise without extra processing.
Best on names, titles and numbers. It was tuned on introductions, and it shows.
Best for
- Esports and tournament intros
- Boxing and MMA style edits
- Livestream openers
- Award and reveal videos
At a glance
- Category
- Famous-style
- Gender
- Male
- Accent
- American
- Age
- Adult
- Character
- Booming, Theatrical, Sustained
Writing for it
Keep lines short
Low voices lose definition in long clauses. Four to eight words a sentence keeps every syllable legible.
Punctuate for the pause
A full stop gives a longer gap than a comma, an ellipsis longer still. Use them to place the beat.
It cuts through a mix
The texture here survives music and effects, so you can sit it lower against a loud bed.
Questions
Arena-sized announcer with the drawn-out vowels and the roll on the final name. It is a male American voice in the famous-style category, characterised as booming, theatrical, sustained. Ring Announcer stretches syllables the way a live arena voice has to — holding a vowel for two or three beats so the crowd can catch up. It is the most theatrical voice here and makes no attempt to sound natural.
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