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Shane Gillis, Bill Belichick and ESPYS

Shane Gillis stirs controversy with Trump, Bill Belichick jokes during edgy ESPY Awards monologue

Gillis didn’t stop there with the Trump mentions, as he poked fun at the 47th president for recently saying he wants to stage a UFC fight at the White House.

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ESPYS 2025: Shane Gillis Roasts Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson With Age-Gap Jokes

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ESPN stance on Shane Gillis roasting Caitlin Clark and Bill Belichick at ESPYs emerges

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“The View ”hosts react to Shane Gillis' polarizing ESPY Awards opening monologue: 'That’s a mistake'

The 37-year-old comedian drew mixed reactions at the event and online for his jokes about Jeffrey Epstein, the January 6th insurrection, and the age gap between Bill Belichick and his girlfriend Jordo...

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Shane Gillis did a monologue at the ESPYs that - surprise - has people divided

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Simone Biles wins two ESPY awards as Shane Gillis' tough monologue grabs attention

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Shane Gillis' stand out moments at the ESPYS

Check out some of the top moments from ESPYS host Shane Gillis.

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Best Fan Tweets, Memes to Shane Gillis' Opening Speech at 2025 ESPY Awards

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ESPN isn’t worried about any Shane Gillis backlash over ESPYs monologue

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Shane Gillis Struggles for Laughs in 2025 ESPYS Monologue as He Mocks Simone Biles, Jordon Hudson

Comedian Shane Gillis roasted sports' biggest stars while battling boos and silence from the Dolby Theater audience during his monologue at the 2025 ESPYS on Wednesday, July 16.

Shane Gillis' Girlfriend Has 6-Word Response To ESPYS Backlash

Shane Gillis didn't hold back during his opening monologue for the ESPY Awards, that's for sure. The popular stand-up comedian roasted WNBA star Caitlin Clark, NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers, President Donald Trump,

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Shane Gillis’ savage ESPYs monologue took aim at Caitlin Clark, Aaron Rodgers, Trump and everyone else

ESPN announced in June that Gillis would host the 33rd ESPY Awards. He previously appeared on “College GameDay” — even rubbing analyst Nick Saban the wrong way with a comment by calling him Alabama Jones — and is an avid Eagles and Notre Dame fan.