Read more about Sage Steele and Tonya Harding

Sage Steele works as an American sports journalist on ESPN Sports Network. She is co-anchoring SportsCenter which airs at midday ET. Sage Steele also is a co-anchor together with Matt Bari. As presenter for Sportscentre She is accountable of providing coverage throughout the day and live, on-site coverage of all of the major sports events that take place throughout the year. For her loyal fans We've put together a collection of fascinating facts that will spark your curiosity. The well-known journalist who began her career as a milk queen before becoming a renowned journalist for ESPN Sports Network has come quite a ways. She actually was extremely hard-working in her career in journalism to build a name for her. 3. Car-loving journalist The journalist loves cars and loves fast driving. 4. Her Website: She has her own website, which keeps the fans informed of her work. It's not just that however, she will also share the pictures of interviews that she has recently taken. [1] 5. Controversy after a tirade where she called the vaccination mandate sick, and spoke about the racism of former president Barack Obama. ESPN host Sage Steele was suspended for a period of one week. However, the journalist later apologized for her controversial remarks. 6. Army Brat Army Brat Instagram bio states that she was in the army, which means that she has lived across several different nations. She reveals that she has a habit of eating sweets in the evening before sleeping and she considers it as a major problem. 8. Early Career She earned an undergraduate degree in sports communication from Indiana University Bloomington in 1995. She was the commencement keynote speaker for Indiana University's undergraduate commencement in 2015. It was precisely 20 years later, that she believes to be the most prestigious achievement of her professional career.

Tonya Harding is a retired American figure skater, who won the 'US Championship in both 1991 and 1994. In 1989, she was a well-known figure skater following having won the "Skate America" competition. Tonya stopped skating following the controversy that erupted in 1994. Then she turned to boxing. Tonya became a professional boxer in 2003. Her fame grew internationally when she started appearing on films and TV. The 1994 assault on Nancy Kerrigan, Tonya's primary adversary just prior to the "National Championship," that earned her fame. Tonya's fame and notoriety was used to the point that she changed the perception of female skating. Many academics have used her biography to judge her successes and in 2017, a biopic "I Tonya" came out.