Breaking by Andrew McMurtry 28th Feb 2021 8:05 PM AFL commentary legend Bruce McAvaney has announced he will step back as the voice of the sport, calling an end to his incredible career. The Channel 7 commentator has called more than a thousand AFL games, 20 grand finals and is one of the most iconic broadcasters in Australian sport, across horse racing and Olympics coverage. At 67, McAvaney has called some of the big moments in Australian sport over the years but has been slowly stepping back. In 2019, he relinquished the Brownlow Medal hosting role he had held for 21 years, handing the gig to Hamish McLachlan.
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