A twist in the Quebec media landscape: Punching Grace strikes a major blow by announcing the arrival of Réjean Tremblay, the icon of sports journalism, within its editorial team.
Starting tomorrow, January 10, Tremblay will write an exclusive daily column on Punchinggrace.comconfirming that the future of journalism lies in new media.
“I am very excited to welcome Réjean Tremblay to the Punching Grace team. He is a monument of sports journalism, a man who left his mark on history with his audacity, his rigor and his incomparable pen. His arrival reflects our ambition to become a must in the Quebec media landscape”declared Emanuelle Estephan, president of the platform.
Réjean Tremblay, who left his mark on generations of readers at La Presse, the Journal de Montréal, and more recently at BPM Sports, is not content to live on his achievements.
“I missed the daily column, this direct dialogue with readers. The idea of contributing to a modern, dynamic and expanding media immediately appealed to me.
Being in the locomotive rather than the caboose is what made me join Punching Grace,” he confided.
Accustomed to major sporting scenes, from daily coverage of the Montreal Canadiens to legendary interviews with icons such as Muhammed Ali, Tremblay will bring his unique expertise and his uncompromising vision of Quebec, Canadian and international sport.
In an interview with Hockey30, he told me that the media was going through a major transformation and that he wanted to be part of it.
Punching Gracealready recognized as the benchmark in professional boxing, is now broadening its horizons with this major acquisition.
On one and the same platform, readers will find Réjean Tremblay who will uncompromisingly analyze various subjects: the reconstruction of the Canadian, the possible or impossible return of the Expos, up to the meteoric rise of Christian Mbilli and other renowned boxers.
In addition to this exclusive column, sports fans will have access to live events, exclusive interviews, in-depth reports and captivating documentaries.
“We want to make Punching Grace much more than a platform dedicated to boxing. With Réjean Tremblay, we are entering a new era”added Estephan.
Meanwhile, the greats of yesteryear, like The Press and the Montreal Journalare struggling to keep up.
Unable to adapt to the digital age, these media institutions are moving away from their glory days, where they dictated sports and political discussions in Quebec.
The Journal de Montréal, once an essential reference for sports fans, is becoming increasingly bogged down.
The Pressonce synonymous with prestige and in-depth analysis, is not to be outdone. Despite attempts to transition to digital, it struggles to recreate the impact it had during the era of its great reporters.
-What was supposed to be a revolution has turned into a slow collapse of public interest, due to a lack of creativity and engaging content.
Faced with this stagnation, even this regression, Réjean Tremblay made the choice of audacity. At 80, he refuses to align himself with an outdated model.
By joining Punching GraceTremblay demonstrates that the future belongs to digital media capable of diversifying their offering and banking on recognized talents.
The platform, already essential in the world of boxing, is now broadening its horizons to become a global sporting reference.
Thanks to Tremblay, Punching Grace adds a unique dimension to its content: an exclusive daily column from the greatest sports journalist in the history of Quebec.
While traditional media clings to an outdated model, Tremblay is paving the way for a new era.
Readers, tired of formatted and empty content, will turn to innovative platforms like Punching Gracewhich offer real added value.
By choosing to write for a modern, interactive medium, Tremblay proves that he is still at the forefront, even after decades at the top of his profession.
The message is clear: those who refuse to reinvent themselves are condemned to oblivion. Starting tomorrow, January 10, sports fans will be able to find the legendary pen of Réjean Tremblay on Punchinggrace.comfrom 6 a.m. each morning.
A new page is being written, and it does not belong to traditional media, but to those who dare to embrace the future.
While the Journal de Montréal and La Presse struggle to reinvent themselves, Réjean Tremblay proves once again that he is ahead of his time.
By choosing to partner with a modern and expanding media, it sends a clear message: the future belongs to those who dare to innovate. At 80 years old, Tremblay shows that there is no question of slowing down, quite the contrary.
See you tomorrow at 6 a.m. on Punchinggrace.com.
Be ready, because a new page in media history is being written. At 80 years old, Réjean Tremblay reinvents himself once again.
To say that some traditional media journalists in their thirties are already “past date”.
Tremblay will always be ahead of his time.
