The leading sports broadcasting speakers appear on our television screens each week talking about our favorite sports. That familiarity they build with the viewing audience over time makes them popular as some of the athletes we see compete on the field or court. By nature of their occupation, sports broadcasting speakers have tremendous communication skills, making them for corporate groups, charities, universities, faith-based groups, and other organizations. These broadcasters can also be great hosts for your next in-person or virtual event!
Gus Johnson American Sportscaster
Johnson called numerous sports for CBS Sports with his most recognized role as a play-by-play announcer for CBS' March Madness which he worked each year from 1996 to 2011. Johnson is particularly know... Read More
Mark Seal Author Contributing Editor Vanity Fair
Mark Seal is the author of Wildflower: An Extraordinary Life and Untimely Death in Africa about Joan Root the legendary wildlife filmmaker and naturalist murdered in her home on Kenyas Lake Naivasha i... Read More
Bruce Buffer Bruce Anthony Buffer is the official Octagon announcer for UFC events. On UFC broadcasts he is introduced as the Veteran Voice of the Octagon.
Bruce Buffer was born May 21 1959 in Tulsa Oklahoma and is the main octagon announcer for Ultimate Fighting Championship main events. On UFC broadcasts he is introduced as the Veteran Voice of the Oct... Read More
Brad Gilbert Former Professional Tennis Player World-Renowned Tennis Coach & Analyst for ESPN
Brad Gilbert is a former professional tennis player world-renowned tennis coach and analyst for ESPN. Born in Oakland California Gilbert was a successful collegiate tennis player and reached the final... Read More