Jogo Bonito: Eva Murati Took A Break From Champions League Coverage To Dominate A Red Carpet, Continues To Be A Dual Threat Superstar

There's been a lot of red carpet talk lately: 

And here I was, an idiot, thinking Adam Sandler had the best outfit during the Venice Film Festival

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Sure, that's what I would wear. A golf polo to prove I mean business but carrying a basketball and shorts, the way we grew up. Baggy, comfortable and just below the knees. That said, I should have known this wouldn't be the best look. Sometimes you have to tip your basketball to those who beat you and in this case it's Eva Murati 

I'm not really one who understands fashion past the point of joggers and a t-shirt, but I do know this dress is A+ (to steal the words of Dante there). I know I'm right simply for the fact I've seen multiple different sites and people bring up Eva Murati, which is on me. As the number 1 European soccer reporter reporter in the biz, it's on me for staying up to date on this. Smart to take a little break from the Champions League to walk a red carpet: 

Dual threat quarterbacks are taking over the NFL. We don't embrace the pocket passers anymore, we talk about how a quarterback can run if he has to and keep the defense honest. This is the reporter version of that. You can't just be in the Champions League world, you have to show up to the premier of Dead Man's Wire and bring more attention to a movie with Bill Skarsgard and Al Pacino. 

Superstar.