Charlie Webster
Charlie Webster was born in Sheffield, England, United Kingdom on November 9th, 1982 and is the Sportscaster. At the age of 41, Charlie Webster biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
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Webster moved to Spain as a TV presenter for Real Madrid TV interviewing the Galactico team and presenting football programmes. In 2006, she moved to Asia to join ESPN where she presented live Premier League football in addition to motorsport and Asian football.
Upon moving back to the UK, Webster presented Setanta Sports News and ITV4's live GP2 coverage. At the end of the motorsport season, she became a sports broadcast journalist for BBC Look East. Next she moved on to present the Red Bull Air Race worldwide for ITV4. In addition, she was the voice of a World Superbikes highlights show on Channel 4. From 2009 to 2014, she was a presenter/reporter on Sky Sports' live coverage of Elite League and also of Speedway Grand Prix.
In November 2010, Webster became a regular presenter on Sky Sports News until March 2014. Also in 2010 she presented the Goodwood Festival of Speed live on Sky Sports, she featured on BBC One's Football Focus, and presented the UK School Games for Channel 4 with Iwan Thomas.
Webster appears on Channel 4 presenting triathlon and endurance events, sports in which she also competes on occasion. Webster presented the Sky Sports boxing Prizefighter series for 2012/2013. Webster also presented the women's boxing at the London 2012 Olympic Games, as well as the beach volleyball and the athletics for the Paralympics 2012. She also presented Wimbledon report in 2012 for Sky Sports.
On 26 April 2014, Webster made TV history by becoming the first female presenter of boxing coverage as Wladimir Klitschko defended his heavyweight belts against Alex Leapai shown live on British Eurosport 2. She has since presented six World Title fights including Terry Flanagan's title defence and Liam Smith's world title win on BoxNation. Webster has her own boxing themed chat show, Charlie's Web, on BoxNation.
Webster has made guest appearances on Good Morning Britain, discussing breaking sports and social topics including the sacking of Jose Mourinho in 2015. Also in 2015, Webster presented the World's Strongest Man for Channel 5 which was broadcast in the UK on six consecutive evenings over that year's Christmas period.
Webster presented the 2016 Tour Series Cycling for ITV4 the BDO World Darts Trophy for the Dave channel. She hosted the Wings For Life World Run for Red Bull TV as well as the Red Bull Air Race 2016. In October 2017 she co-anchored the pre show for the Best FIFA Football Awards 2017. She anchored the Ironman World Championships live in 2017 in Kona, Hawaii.
She has made guest appearances on BBC 5Live on Question Time Extra and Chiles on Friday.
Webster has written numerous sports columns, including a weekly football feature in the New Paper. She writes a blog on SkySports.com, and also writes for the Huffington Post, the Sheffield Star and football.co.uk. She writes a football column for Football Punk magazine and guest writes for The Independent and The Telegraph.
After her studies at university, Webster began modelling professionally and also worked as a magician's assistant. She hosted various Nike training club events for Nike Women to help inspire women and girls to take up sport and exercise.
In 2004, Webster posed in lingerie for FHM magazine.
She was a contestant on the Channel 4 reality TV show Fool Around With.
Webster has hosted the RCM obesity seminar, spoke at the Women's Aid 'real man' campaign dinner and at the London Football Coaches Association dinner.
In November 2014, Webster resigned as a patron of Sheffield United after Ched Evans was invited to train at the club.