Long live Rai2, Fiorello announces the grand finale with Jovanotti and Amadeus

May 10th for the season finale of Long live Rai2, Fiorello announces the presence in the glass, among other guests, of Jovanotti And Amadeus. «It could be the last thing he does at Rai. Could be. She loves we are waiting for you », he jokes Flower turning to “Ciuri” who according to increasingly insistent rumors is preparing to move to Nove.

Fiorello jokes about Amadeus’ move to Nove

Fiorello he then goes on to criticize a newspaper that writes “Amadeus, mister 100 million”: «But poor Amadeus, is it possible? People now think that he will earn 100 million, but that’s not the case. It’s not entirely correct, also because the internal article says something completely different and explains that it’s talking about investments over 4 years to produce all the programs and various things. But here it seems different. If it were true, then, the first thing Amadeus would do with 100 million is buy the city of Sanremo, including Arma di Taggia, to host his festivals.”

«Amadeus, mister 100 million euros, Biggio mister 100 euros»

And for a Mister 100 million there is also his counterpart: «Fabrizio Biggio, mister 100 euros!», specifies the showman who then also throws an eye on tennis because precisely in that period «there will also be tennis players in the area, who knows …».

The refereeing error in the semi-final between Sinner and Tsitsipas

The joke about the defeat of is inevitable Sinnerpenalized by a sensational refereeing error during the semi-final of the Monte Carlo tournament against Tsitsipas. «But he takes it with fair play and says “the referee makes a mistake, it happens” – comments Fiorello -. However, not everyone agrees with this vision. For example, Fognini once said “the referee makes mistakes, it happens” and in the meantime he punctured the tires of the referee’s car.”

Fiorello imitates Sinner: «I’m good, when I shoot the ball I apologize»

The imitation of the South Tyrolean champion also arrives promptly: «Angry? No, think that I’m so good that when I hit hard I apologize to the ball. Then if I had called her out I felt sorry for the referee, she would have been very upset.”