Entertainment Speech **NEED ASAP**
Devin Heller
SPC 1608
Title of Speech
Introduction- List your thesis and your opening strategy (Opening strategy)
Thesis/Central Idea- A thesis is a declarative statement that is easily identified by discerning audience members
I. Main point 1 (in full sentence form).
A. Logical sub-point that builds from main point (full sentence form).
B. Logical sub-point that builds from main point (full sentence form).
C. Logical sub-point that builds from main point (full sentence form).
II. Main point 2 (in full sentence form).
A. Logical sub-point that builds from main point (full sentence form).
B. Logical sub-point that builds from main point. (full sentence form).
C. Logical sub-point that builds from main point (full sentence form).
III. Main point 3 (in full sentence form).
A. Logical sub-point that builds from main point. (full sentence form).
B. Logical sub-point that builds from main point. (full sentence form).
C. Logical sub-point that builds from main point. (full sentence form)
Conclusion- Synthesize the main points of the speech. Provide a closing strategy.
References (at least 3 cited references in APA format/examples below)
Bledsoe, G. H., Hsu, E. B., Grabowski, J. G., Brill, J. D., & Li, G. (2006). Incidence of injury in professional mixed martial arts competitions. Journal of sports science & medicine, 5(CSSI), 136-142.
Dooley, A. M., Re, G., & Stamford, C. T. MIXED MARTIAL ARTS. ontherisk, 63-85.
García, R. S., & Malcolm, D. (2010). Decivilizing, civilizing or informalizing? The international development of Mixed Martial Arts. International Review for the Sociology of Sport, 45(1), 39-58.
Hirose, A., & Pih, K. K. H. (2009). Men who strike and men who submit: Hegemonic and marginalized masculinities in mixed martial arts. Men and Masculinities.
Kim, S. M., Greenwell, T. C., Andrew, D. P., Lee, J. H., & Mahony, D. F. (2008). An analysis of spectator motives in an individual combat sport: a study of mixed martial arts fans. Sport Marketing Quarterly, 17(2), 109-119.