When it comes to the stereotypical idea of the “sports world,” some people, years ago and perhaps even today, would say that it’s a filed dominated by men, a type of job that very few women could do. However, those people (unless they’re jokingly attempting to impersonate Ron Burgundy) would be and are incredibly wrong (and probably more than a little sexist). There are a number of popular female sports reporters to be found throughout the world today, covering everything from baseball and football to golf and wrestling. These women are not valued purely for their looks but for the passion and knowledge that they possess about the sports that they cover, and that’s what makes them so likable. Here are the 15 most popular female sports reporters in the world.

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A TV reporter has had an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction on live television when her bikini top came off in the surf. Bernardita Middleton, a Chilean TV presenter, was dared by her colleagues to. Our next entry among the hottest female news anchors from sports journalism is Maria Taylor. She has been in the business since 2009, after graduating from the University of Georgia, and she has pretty much held her place among the hottest women on TV since she grabbed the camera for the first time. Sara Carbonero has been a sports journalist since 2000. She started as a TV Presenter for Telecinco until she moved to Oporto in Portugal when Casillas transferred to Futebol Club de Oporto in 2015. This Spanish beauty was named as the “Sexiest Reporter in the World” in 2009 by American edition of FHM magazine. Google searches for “hottest female reporter” and “hottest female TV personality” brings up polls and slideshows from a variety of sources (the image we used for this post, for instance. A list of some most attractive and charming women sports reporters. April Rose Fox Sports. Charissa Thompson Fox Sports Live Host.

Renee Young

Renee Young is a former sportscaster for The Score who now works as a reporter for the WWE, where she has been working since 2012. Young is Canadian and was born in Toronto. When she was 19, she moved to LA to be a comedic actress but ended up moving back Toronto to act in commercials, music videos, and even some movies. She’s actually been a die hard wrestling fan since she was a kid and fondly remembers getting the chance to meet the likes of Stone Cold, Triple H, and Chyna.

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Erin Sharoni

Erin Sharoni is a TV anchor for CBS Sports, but before she became one of the most popular female sports reporters round, she was a model and, more impressively, a personal trainer and U.S. Junior Olympic-certified swim coach. Sharoni’s first broadcasting job was being a sideline reporter for St. John’s basketball. She was also the host of Red Storm Report, which airs on Sportsnet in New York, and a commentator on CNBC’s The Kudlow Report.

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Meredith Marakovits

Meredith Marakovits is currently the New York Yankees clubhouse reporter for the YES Network in New York, a position she has held since the start of the 2012 season. She also contributes to the YES Network’s website. Before her move to New York, Marakovits worked as a Phillies beat reporter for 97.5 The Phanatic in Philadelphia and was also the 76ers sideline reporter for Comcast Sportsnet in Philadelphia.

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Michelle Beisner

Michelle works as a host and field reporter for the NFL Network. Although she’s now one of the more popular female sports reporters in the world, she’s also a former Denver Broncos cheerleader. Before working for the NFL Network, she worked for numerous different sports networks, such as Fox Sports Net, Comcast, Speed Channel, ESPN, CBS, NBC and ABC, in different capacities. Also, fun fact: she married infamous Fox announcer Joe Buck this past April.

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Leann Tweeden

Leann Tweeden has appeared on numerous talk shows and sports programs throughout the years, including Fox Sports Net’s Best Damn Sports Show Period, where she was a correspondent. In addition to that, Tweeden has also done pre- and post-game coverage of Los Angeles Angels’ games for Fox Sports West. She has also been a model for much of her life, appearing in both Playboy and FHM, and she became the public face for the website Autism Rethinking Autism back in 2009.

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Josina Anderson

Josina Anderson has worked with numerous networks and organizations over the years, including Showtime, Fox31, Tar Heel Track, and American Youth Ballet. Anderson currently works for ESPN, which certainly helped her land a spot as one of the world’s most popular female sports reporters. Most impressive about Anderson, however, is the fact that she’s an Emmy winner. Not many sports journalists, men or women, can say that.

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Heidi Watney

Heidi Watney is a host and reporter for the MLB Network, and I can attest, seeing as that is the most watched sports network in my house, that she knows her stuff and seems to have a great personality, as well, certainly making her worthy of making this list as one of the most popular female sports reporters. Before landing her gig at the MLB Network, Watney worked for NESN in Boston and Time Warner Cable Sportsnet in Los Angeles. She’s also a graduate of the University of San Diego and the cousin of professional golfer, Nick Watney.

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Lindsay Czarniak

Lindsay Czarniak has been working as a SportsCenter anchor for ESPN since 2011. Before landing her job there, Czarniak worked for WRC-TV in Washington D.C., and she has hosted other programs like TNT’s Nascar Sprint Cup Series, The George Michael Sports Machine, and even, most impressively, the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing. And when you’ve helped host the Olympics, yeah, I think you can say that you’re pretty popular around the world.

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Charlotte Jackson

Charlotte Jackson isn’t just a sports reporter – she was also a sports athlete. She played both lacrosse and tennis for Hampshire, and she was also a backup singer for artist Tony Christie. She’s also been a dancer and actress and has hosted major programs and events, such as the 2009 FIFA Player of the Year Awards Ceremony. Currently, Jackson works for the British sports network Sky Sports.

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Charissa Thompson

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Charissa Thompson works as host and sportscaster for Fox Sports 1. In the past, she has worked for Fox Sports, Venus, GSN, and the Big Ten Network. She was also the co-host, along with Chris Rose and John Salley, of The Best Damn Sports Show Period on ESPN before it was cancelled. Throughout her career, Thompson has covered numerous different sports and leagues, from college football and basketball to the MLB to the NHL. She also co-hosted the ABC reality TV series, Splash, with Joey Lawrence.

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Jenn Brown

Jenn Brown is an Emmy award winning sports reporter and TV host. She has covered countless major events like the Sundance Film Festival, the Cannes Film Festival, the Super Bowl, the Monaco Grand Prix, the World Series of Poker, and the summer and winter X Games. She currently hosts American Ninja Warrior on NBC during the summer and also hosts two other programs on the NFL Network. In addition to her work in journalism, Brown is also a model and actress.

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Rachel Nichols

Rachel Nichols is easily one of the most well-known and popular female sports reporters out there today. She originally got started working for the Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel and the Washington Post before being a mainstay on ESPN for several years. Currently, Nichols works as an anchor on CNN and CNN International and as a reporter for Turner Sports, a role that requires her to report on the NBA , MLB, and the NCAA Tournament.

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Marisol Gonzalez

Marisol Gonzalez is most famous for being a sports reporter for the Mexican television network Televisa Deportes, In addition to her work for Televisa Deportes, Gonzalez also won the Miss Universe beauty peagant back in 2003 and has acted in the telenovela Contra viento y marea (unfortunately I don’t think I’ve seen that one). Gonzalez is very popular on social media. She currently has almost one million Twitter followers.

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Michelle Beadle

Most of us best know Michelle Beadle as one of the co-hosts of the ESPN show SportsNation, which she co-hosted with Colin Cowherd back in 2009 before leaving ESPN in 2012 to go and work for NBC. While at NBC, Beadle worked for programs like Access Hollywood and covered events like the 2012 London Olympics. In 2013, Beadle got her own show on NBC Sports Network, alongside Dave Briggs, entitled The Crossover with Beadle and Briggs, but the show was cancelled in September 2013. Beadle has now returned to ESPN (she came back in March of this year) and has taken back her rightful spot as co-host of SportsNation.

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Erin Andrews

Even though there’s no real “number one spot” on this list, if there were, it would have to go to Erin Andrews. Andrews has had quite the career, working for ESPN from 2004-2012, when she left to join Fox Sports, where currently works. In addition to her job at Fox Sports, Andrews also c0-hosts ABC’s Dancing with the Stars (which she competed on back in 2010) and contributes to ABC’s Good Morning America. In recent years, Andrews has become more than just a sports reporter – she’s become a true television sensation, appearing on multiple networks and covering everything from sports to entertainment to even washed up celebrities dancing. She’s done it all.

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We don’t know when the trend started, but somewhere along the way, super sexy women started asking athletes questions on the sidelines. (Not that we’re complaining.) There are countless great-looking girls with microphones out on fields across the world, but we’ve narrowed the search down to the very best. Here are 15 of the world’s hottest female sports reporters.

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Holly Sonders – USA

Holly Sonders is probably best known for her association with the Golf Channel, even landing in Golf.com’s “Most Beautiful Women in Golf” in 2013. However, after failed contract negotiations, she left The Golf Channel in 2014. Fans can now find the sexy reporter on Fox Sports.

Sara Carbonero – Spain

Voted in 2009 by FHM as “The Sexiest Reporter in the World,” Sara Carbonero is a Spanish reporter for Telecinco. Check out a video of a soccer player giving her a kiss during an interview. Of course, it makes more sense once you realize the soccer player is her fiancée, Iker Casillas, which makes Sara a hot WAG, too.

Jimena Sanchez – Mexico

Jimena Sanchez is sometimes known as the Mexican Kim Kardashian, given her popularity on social media. If you’re South of the Equator, she’s probably your goddess. She’s appeared on Fox Sports, as well as in many men’s dreams.

Alex Curry – USA

Alex Curry hosts Angels Weekly and Kings LIVE on Fox Sports West, Tailgate 4 on the Big Ten Network and sideline reporting for the Red Bull Signature Series and the Pro Beach Volleyball Series. Aside from reporting, she likes to eat healthy, practice yoga and lay on the beach.

Kirsty Gallacher – England

Kirsty Gallacher originally wanted to be a fashion journalist, but got sidetracked when she took a job working as a production assistant at Sky Sports News. She’s since risen through the ranks, sportscasting for a variety of sports shows.

Mirella Grisales – Colombia

Mirella Grisales is a Colombian model and actress who has worked for Spanish-language Telemundo to cover the 2013 Super Bowl. She’s also been romantically linked with soccer player Cristiano Ronaldo. She wrote on Twitter: “Love soccer, huge sports fan, always look for the next game/big play. Favorite player: GOD!”

Leeann Tweeden – USA

Originally a hostess at Hooters, and a first-place winner in the Venus International Model Search, she got her break as a correspondent for Fox Sports Net’s Best Damn Sports Show Period. Aside from gigs on Poker After Dark, she’s also covered pre-and-post game coverage on Fox Sports West, as well as Fox Sports 1’s UFC Tonight.

Mieke Buchan – Australia

Mieke Buchan has hosted the weekend edition of SBS One’s Toyota World Sport, as well as other gigs on Fox Sports, Network Ten and the National Geographic Channel.

Jenny Dell – USA

An NFL reporter for CBS, she used to cover the Boston Red Sox (until she began dating third-baseman Will Middlebrows). She might very well be Boston’s biggest crush ever.

Andrea Calle – Colombia

This Colombian-born model moved to Miami in 1998 and attended the University of Miami. She’s covered a variety of MMA events from all over the country. She is also a fitness competitor in the bikini division.

Charlotte Jackson – England

Charlotte Jackson presents on Sky Sports News. Aside from reporting, she also played lacrosse and tennis growing up.

Ines Sainz – Mexico

Growing up, Ines Sainz earned a black belt in taekwondo, and she also modeled. She’s now a journalist who has hosted the Spanish-language sports-interview show DxTips.

Melanie Collins – USA

If you’re a golf fan, then you already know Melanie Collins has worked for the Golf Channel. She’s also appeared as a host and reporter for NBA-TV, The Big Ten Network, Nascar.com and PGA.com.

Laura Esposto – Italy

This former Italian model has worked for Football Italiano on UK Channel Five and for Sky TV in Italy. Interestingly, between 2003 and 2004, she lived in Los Angeles, where she was an ambassador for Carl’s Jr.

April Rose – USA

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Lots of folks already know April Rose for her blossoming body and appearances on MTV2’s Guy Code and Girl Code. But she’s also worked for Fox Sports, and co-hosted a Chicago Bears pregame show.