Charissa Thompson
Charissa Thompson was born in Seattle, Washington, United States on May 4th, 1982 and is the Sportscaster. At the age of 41, Charissa Thompson biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
At 41 years old, Charissa Thompson has this physical status:
Sports broadcasting career
Thompson appeared on various college sports shows on Big Ten Network and Fox Sports Net early in her career (FSN). Thompson also served as a sideline reporter for college football and college basketball games on the two networks. She'll continue this work as she continued to work in sports media and journalism as she became a National Football League (NFL) sideline reporter for NFL on Fox.
Thompson appeared on several Big Ten Network shows, including Big Ten's Best and Friday Night Tailgate on Big Ten Network.
On Fox Sports Net (FSN), she appeared on baseball shows, including The 2007 MLB All-Star Game Red Carpet Parade and The Baseball Report, which were both broadcast on FSN. (FSN). She has also appeared on FSN's BCS Breakdown and The BCS Show. Due to the show's cancellation, Thompson co-hosted FSN's The Best Damn Sports Show Period with Chris Rose and John Salley until 2009. Toughest Cowboy, FSN's rodeo competition, is also hosted by her.
Thompson made her first appearance as a NFL sideline reporter in the fall of 2008. Thompson dyed her hair black to "ride [herself] of the Barbie thing," as she is notably blond. Some sports blogs reacted with her hair color change; Deadspin published an article titled "Charissa Thompson Continues Down Suicidal Path to Frumpyville." Thompson's hair color was changed to blond shortly. In an interview with HBO, she recalled the event in 2016. Thompson's sex appeal has been discussed by various media outlets since the incident, but beyond the scope of the incident.
Thompson began her career outside of the Big Ten Network and FSN. Cole Hamels, a Philadelphia Phillies pitcher, was on the front page of Access DirecTV's monthly TV Guide, a satellite TV guide, during the 2009 season, and she was interviewed for the feature article. Co-hosted Big Saturday Night on Game Show Network (GSN), and she appeared on Shaq Vs. as a sideline reporter. She spent time as a reporter for NHL on Versus in the fall of 2009.
Thompson appeared on "NFL Now Updates" on the NFL Network in 2010. She covered the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Winter Games while reporting for Yahoo Sports. Michael Waltrip, a former NASCAR racer and Fox Sports analyst, was also included as a co-host for the Speed Network's "Fast Track To Fame" on Saturday. For Yahoo, Thompson covered the FIFA World Cup in South Africa in June and July 2010. Sports are in the sport. She covered Yahoo's BCS National Championship game in January 2011. Sports. She covered the Super Bowl in Dallas, Texas, for Yahoo! The NBA All-Star Game for Yahoo follows sports and then the NBA All-Star Game! Sport. Versus's NHL All-Star Game was filmed on January 30, 2011. Versus fired Thompson and Lindsay Soto from their ice-level reporting staff after the NBC-Comcast merger; they were replaced by Pierre McGuire, Brian Engblom, and Darren Pang, who joined the Inside the Glass team a month later.
Thompson joined ESPN in June 2011. Numbers Never Lie co-hosted the show Numbers Never Lie, which premiered on September 12, 2011. Thompson has also appeared on SportsNation and First Taken as a host. After Beadle left for NBC, Michelle Beadle took over as host of SportsNation in July 2012. In June 2013, she left ESPN to return to Fox Sports.
In 2013, Thompson co-hosting the ABC's reality TV show Splash, where contestants dive from Olympic-style platforms and are rated on their results by Olympic divers, David Boudia, and Steve Foley, as well as the voting TV audience.
Thompson returned to Fox Sports in 2013 for the introduction of Fox Sports 1 (FS1); she began on FS1 as a host on Fox Sports Live. She has also appeared on Fox NFL Kickoff as a host. Katie Nolan was named host of NFL Films Presents on FS1.
On Thursday Night Football on Amazon Prime, the NFL's first series of games available only via subscription. She oversees game, halftime, and postgame coverage.