Ines Sainz

[dfense]

I just saw an interview she did on fox. She was wearing a shirt with the cleavage open to almost the bottom of her rib cage.

All I can say is, leave her be. If she came into a locker room and someone didn't lear, I'd be worried.

That woman has in incredible figure.

 

[DEA_dad]

This thread is hopeless without pics...

 

[Muhast]

Ines Sainz makes me find Erin Andrews as a dissapointment.

Just think about what we are missing out on over here.lol

 

[theogt]

She's a bit of a butterface.

 

[Muhast]

She's a bit of a butterface.

Compared to the stunners we get to look at on ESPN?

I'll take her over Hannah Storm, Rachel Nichols, and Dana Jacobson any day.

http://www.gogomag.com/talkingheads/misc_espn_f.php

 

[BIGDen]

She's a bit of a butterface.

Indeed. Her best angle is the one in BleuStar's avatar

 

[CF74]

waste down...

or "wipe me down" as that song goes...

 

[DanTanna]

Great link there Muhast!

 

[CATCH17]

She's a bit of a butterface.

She's to good everywhere else to even think about her face.

One of the best bods out there.

 

[Encore]

 

[Hostile]

Jemele Hill (whom I normally do not like at all) of ESPN wrote an interesting article about this whole controversy. She concluded that she does not condone the Jets' actions but that Saenz is not the person nor TV Azteca the media source to take the martyr role.

TV Azteca is infamous for hiring pretty women and sensationalizing their reports. If you remember a few years ago there was a woman who wore a wedding gown to a Super Bowl interview of Tom Brady. That was a reporter from TV Azteca. Her name was also Inez but a different surname.

Inez Saenz apparently at another event with a football team went around feeling the players arm muscles to find the strongest arm.

In other words, sensationalism reigns.

I don't agree with the Jets actions and I'm sad Dennis Thurman was party to it, but part of me doesn't blame them. She's there to be an object not a reporter.

I agree that her body is unreal.

 

[tomson75]

She's a bit of a butterface.

I think so too....that *** is unreal, but that face completely ruins her for me. I'd gladly take a little less *** (a LITTLE, mind you), and have a more attractive face.

...and I don't buy this last incident with her. I mean, c'mon, she's the equivalent of a Hooter's waitress with a microphone. Of course she's going to be treated that way....and the people that she works for know it. She knows it too....whether she can admit it or not. Perhaps if she didn't sound like an idiot...

It's a sad day for women when you can't find a woman more qualified to do her job. She's certainly no ambassador to the English language....

...but whatever.

 

[tomson75]

Jemele Hill (whom I normally do not like at all) of ESPN wrote an interesting article about this whole controversy. She concluded that she does not condone the Jets' actions but that Saenz is not the person nor TV Azteca the media source to take the martyr role.

TV Azteca is infamous for hiring pretty women and sensationalizing their reports. If you remember a few years ago there was a woman who wore a wedding gown to a Super Bowl interview of Tom Brady. That was a reporter from TV Azteca. Her name was also Inez but a different surname.

Inez Saenz apparently at another event with a football team went around feeling the players arm muscles to find the strongest arm.

In other words, sensationalism reigns.

I don't agree with the Jets actions and I'm sad Dennis Thurman was party to it, but part of me doesn't blame them. She's there to be an object not a reporter.

I agree that her body is unreal.

Yeah....what he said.

 

[BehindEnemyLinez]

This thread is hopeless without pics...

Agreed! hboy:

http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:6bQ6LpA2_Ce-iM:http://i180.***BLOCKED***/albums/x197/aaronbruce23/101008-ines-sainz1.jpg&t=1

 

[Muhast]

Agreed! hboy:

 

[CATCH17]

Tomson, how on earth does her face ruin everything for you?

She's in my top 5 for sure.

 

[tomson75]

Tomson, how on earth does her face ruin everything for you?

She's in my top 5 for sure.

Well, after seeing her on TV lately, I think her face is pretty fugly. I see prettier women on a daily basis at beaches, colleges....pretty much any public place.

Plus, she's a moron.

The body though....wow.

 

[Bonecrusher#31]

She looks okay

 

[Kilyin]

Everyone is bangin 10s on the intarwebs. Puhlease.

 

[Hoofbite]

Jemele Hill (whom I normally do not like at all) of ESPN wrote an interesting article about this whole controversy. She concluded that she does not condone the Jets' actions but that Saenz is not the person nor TV Azteca the media source to take the martyr role.

TV Azteca is infamous for hiring pretty women and sensationalizing their reports. If you remember a few years ago there was a woman who wore a wedding gown to a Super Bowl interview of Tom Brady. That was a reporter from TV Azteca. Her name was also Inez but a different surname.

Inez Saenz apparently at another event with a football team went around feeling the players arm muscles to find the strongest arm.

In other words, sensationalism reigns.

I don't agree with the Jets actions and I'm sad Dennis Thurman was party to it, but part of me doesn't blame them. She's there to be an object not a reporter.

I agree that her body is unreal.

What's the story?

I've only heard that there was something but never heard what happened.

And I agree, she's not in the locker room or on the sidelines for her reporting abilities.