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Sage Steele, an American journalist as well as anchor of the sports channel ESPN's SportsCenter with Matt Barrie at 12:15 ET is a professional American sports journalist. As the host of Sportscentre and Sportscenter, she's responsible for providing daylong coverage and live coverage on site of all of the biggest sporting events of each year. Only for her ardent followers, we've compiled a list of intriguing facts that are sure to spark your curiosity. From her initial job in the dairy industry to becoming a well-known journalist for ESPN Sports Network, the famous journalist has come a long way. It is evident that she has worked hard to build a reputation in the journalism field. 3. Car Lovers The journalist is a car lover as she is a car enthusiast but she also enjoys driving at a fast velocity. 4. Also, she posts her latest interviews pictures, and interviews. [1] 5. Controversy The controversy began when she gave a speech during which mandated vaccines were described as sick and ex-President Barack Obama's presidential race was discussed. ESPN's Sage Steele has been suspended for a week. The journalist apologized later. 6. Army Brat In the profile of her Instagram profile that she's a Army Brat. One can assume that this means she lives in different countries. The sweets she eats is not a good habit, and it's a big problem. 8. Early Career She received a Bachelors in Science in Sports Communication from Indiana University Bloomington. Her career highlight was being the keynote speaker at her speech at the Indiana University Undergraduate Commencement exactly 20 years ago.

Tonya Harding is a retired American figure skater, who was the winner of the US Championship' in both 1991 and 1994. Her fame was boosted as a skater in 1989, when she won the 'Skate America' contest. Tonya, after being removed from figure skating because of a controversy that occurred in 1994, began boxing. Tonya was a professional boxer by 2003. She became an international star following her appearances on film and television. Tonya was named a national star in 1994 after Nancy Kerrigan who was Tonya's principal competitor was shot dead within minutes of the National Championship. Tonya's life and her achievements have become the subject of many scientific studies. She was the star of a 2017 biopic called 'I, Tonya.'