Chun Hyun-moo, who is taking on broadcasting for the 2026 Nagoya Asian Games, receives a harsh lesson from veteran SBS casters Bae Seong-jae and Jung Woo-young.

Ahead of the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games opening on the 19th, SBS released a video parodying the Netflix series "Teach You a Lesson," depicting the rigorous broadcasting training process of Chun Hyun-moo, who has stepped up as a challenger for broadcasting.

In the released video, veteran sports casters Bae Seong-jae and Jung Woo-young transform into supervisors for the "SBS Broadcasting Protection Bureau," watching Chun Hyun-moo's broadcast and pouring out sharp critiques. To Chun Hyun-moo, who showed confidence by saying, "It's fine as long as it's fun," the two relentlessly demand non-stop orders such as "Clear situation explanation comes first," "Louder," "Read the subtitles," and "Don't miss the screen," while also requiring him to elevate his emotions and broadcast with passion.

Following this, through high-intensity training by Bae Seong-jae and Jung Woo-young, who directly demonstrated casting and passed down the fundamentals, Chun Hyun-moo ultimately shouts "I want to go back," falling into a mental breakdown and bringing laughter.

Attention is gathering on what kind of broadcasting Chun Hyun-moo, having gone through the veterans' special training, will show in this Asian Games.

Meanwhile, the 2026 Nagoya Asian Games will be held for 16 days starting with the opening ceremony on the 19th through October 4. At 3:30 PM on the 10th, the men's basketball Group A group-stage match between South Korea and Saudi Arabia will be broadcast live.

Reporter Kang Sun-ae

(Photo: SBS Entertainment News, Kang Sun-ae)