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Sage Steele is an American sports journalist who works for ESPN Sports Network as a co-anchor for SportsCenter at noon ET alongside Matt Barrie. Her duties as the host of Sportscentre includes on-site as well as day-long broadcasts of the season's biggest sports events. Only for her ardent followers, we've compiled a list of interesting facts to stimulate your interest. The well-known journalist who began as a milk girl and then became a highly-respected reporter on ESPN Sports Network has come a long way. She actually worked very hard at her journalism career to build a name for herself. 3. Car Fancier: The journalist who loves to drive fast cars, is also a huge fan of automobiles. 4. Her Own Website She has her own website where her fans are kept up-to-date on her latest work, and on top of that, she posts her most recent interviews photos and many more on this website. [1] 5. Controversy There was a controversy after she made a speech during which mandated vaccines were described as sick and ex-President Barack Obama's presidential race was discussed. The ESPN's Sage Steele has been suspended for a week. But the journalist later apologized. 6. Army Brat According to her Instagram biography, she's an ex-army brat. It suggests that she was somewhere else. The actress confesses that she eats desserts before going to her bed. She says it is something she takes extremely seriously. 8. The beginning of her career was in 1995, when she graduated in 1995 from Indiana University Bloomington with a degree in sports communication. The commencement speech she gave at Indiana University's undergraduate commencement was exactly 20-years later in the year 2015. The speech she gave was considered by her to be the most prestigious honor of her professional career.

Tonya Harding, a retired American skater who was the winner of two US Championships in the years 1991 and 1994. In 1989, she became famous for her skating after her win in the "Skate America" competition. Tonya was forced to leave figure skating due to an incident that took place in 1994, turned towards boxing. Tonya began her professional career as a boxer in 2003. When she first began performing on TV shows and on films, her popularity grew. Tonya gained national fame after her 1994 incident in which Nancy Kerrigan attacked in a mysterious manner just before the start of her "National Championship." Tonya profited from her fame and fame to the point that she was able to alter the story of female figure skaters. Many academics have used her life story as a way to judge and assess students. A biopic, entitled I, Tonya, was also released in 2017.