Renee Paquette is a Canadian sports broadcaster best known as the host and backstage interviewer of WWE, appearing for both the SmackDown and the Raw brands. She is also an occasional actress who has appeared in a handful of commercials, films, and music videos. Trained in improvisational comedy, Paquette has also served as a sportscaster for ˜The Score.' Also recognized as the wife of wrestler Jonathan Good aka Dean Ambrose, she has terrific presenting and interviewing skills. Millions of people who watch wrestling shows, both on the TV or live, get mesmerized by her hosting abilities. Having met WWE stars Stone Cold Steve Austin, Trish Stratus and Triple H as a kid, Paquette finds it funny that she too ended up there on the ring, albeit through a different path. On a personal note, the sports broadcaster currently resides in the USA with her family.
Erin Jill Andrews is an American journalist, anchor, and television personality. She is currently the host of ABC's ˜Dancing with the Stars' and a sideline reporter for Fox NFL. A self-described tomboy as a youth, sports has always been a quintessential part of her life. After finishing her education, she began her career as a freelance reporter for Fox Sports Florida. Between 2001 and 2004, she held a series of reporting jobs at various news networks before ESPN employed her for ˜ESPN National Hockey Night'. Later, she was designated as a sideline reporter for ˜ESPN College Football Saturday Primetime' as well as at Big Ten college basketball games. By 2005, her job encompassed ˜ESPN College Football Thursday Primetime' and Major League Baseball sideline reporting as well. Andrews became the host of College GameDay on ESPNU in 2010, a post she would hold until her eventual departure from the network to join Fox Sports in 2012. At her new network, she took on several roles, including that of a host of ˜Fox College Football and a contributor on Fox NFL Sunday. Since 2014, she has been serving as the co-anchor of ABC's ˜Dancing with the Stars', and at Fox Sports, she is a sideline reporter on lead NFL Broadcasting crew.
Legendary NFL coach and commentator best known for appearing on Monday Night Football. He won Super Bowl XI as the head coach of the Oakland Raiders.
Legendary and engaging sports commentator who became famous for his work with the Big Ten Network after calling thrilling NCAA tournament games.
Play-by-play announcer for the Boston Bruins on NESN.
Watching a Los Angeles Dodger baseball match without Vin Scully announcing the same is akin to eating a hamburger without ham! In sport broadcasting history, Vin Scully is a name to reckon with. His 67 seasons and association with the Dodgers, from their Brooklyn Dodger days to their Los Angeles Dodgers ones, as their broadcaster, is the longest ever tenure by any broadcaster in professional sports history with a single team. Scully since an early age was enthralled listening to football broadcasts on radio and dreamed of becoming a sports broadcaster one day. His dream realized when he took up the profile of a student broadcaster and journalist at the Fordham University. His first ever professional experience came with broadcasting a match for the CBS Radio Network by Red Barber in November 1949. The following year, he was first inducted in the Brooklyn Dodger team as one of the announcers in its radio and television booths. No sooner he became the play-by-play announcer of the team, and remained with the team till 2016. Interestingly, what has made him different from his counterparts is his wider vision and complete know-how of on and off field events. He tried to infuse his knowledge about the current affairs and how the same was related to a particular game within his broadcasting. Adding to the same was his impressive style and unique signatory description, ˜It's time for Dodger baseball!'
Canadian hockey sportscaster, player and coach; established himself as the voice of the NHL playoffs and the commentator of Coach's Corner. He's also the author behind various books, including Don Cherry's Sports Hereos and Don Cherry's Hockey Stories.
Longtime wrestling announcer and referee who was named to the WWE Hall of Fame in 2007.
Sports personality who is most famous for his role on ESPN's First Take.
Wrestling commentator and former wrestler best known for his ringside commentary for Total Nonstop Action Wrestling. He was previously a two-time World Heavyweight Champion with Extreme Championships Wrestling.
ESPN sportscaster who became well known for his many catch phrases like "As cool as the other side of the pillow." He was given the Jimmy V Perseverance Award at the 2014 ESPY's for his continuing battle with cancer, which began in 2007.
Former paralympian swimmer and sportscaster who became one of ESPN's youngest hired newscasters ever in April 2015. She qualified for the 2012 Summer Paralympics; she won four medals: one gold and three silver.
Football Association Premier League Commentator of the Decade award winner who was the default commentator for all FIFA video games from 2006 until 2012.
Play-by-play commentator specializing in NFL and MLB coverage on Fox Sports.
Emmy-winning sportscaster known for her work on both the basketball and football editions of ESPN's College GameDay, this popular television personality also worked as an E! News Now correspondent and hosted CBS and NBC reality programs.
ESPN SportsCenter anchor who made his first appearance on the program in 1999.
Molly Qerim is a well-known sports anchor and moderator for ESPN. She has served as breaking news reporter for ESPN 2's ˜Fantasy Football Now' for which she received the prestigious Emmy award. She has also worked as a correspondent for ESPN network's ˜MMA Live'. Besides this, Qerim has worked as a sports reporter for the NFL network. She has hosted NFL Network's shows ˜NFL Fantasy Live' and ˜NFL AM'. She has also served as a correspondent for CBS Sports Network and covered its NCAA Tournament, the U.S. Open, National Signing Day and college football. The American broadcaster has worked as a studio anchor as well for shows like ˜SEC Tonight', ˜Full Court Press', ˜SEC Tailgate Show', ˜Bracket Breakdown' and ˜MaxPreps Lemming Report'. And there's more to come! She has covered Fuel TV's UFC. All these projects have today made Qerim one of the most sought after reporters/journalists of the broadcast industry. Currently, she is serving as the United Way Ambassador and is working on their ˜Team NFL' program. When it comes to Molly Qerim's online popularity, hundreds of thousands of people follow her on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.
Sports journalist for Gillette Soccer Saturday on Sky Sports.
Play-by-play announcer for the New York Yankees.
Wrestling commentator who was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame for his three decades of announcing and interviewing.
Sideline reporter and color analyst for NCAA and NBA basketball.
ESPN analyst who took over as co-host of SportsNation in 2012.
Basketball sportscaster alongside <a title='Charles Barkley' href='/famous/charles-barkley.htm'>Charles Barkley</a> and <a title='Kenny Smith' href='/famous/kenny-smith.htm'>Kenny Smith</a> on the 'NBA on TNT.'
Play-by-play announcer for the San Francisco Giants and previously ESPN.