Tony Reali

Title: TV Host
Birth Date: July 4, 1978
Birth Place: Staten Island, NY
Attended: Fordham University
Attachment: ESPN

Price range: Contact PAC
Categories: Hosts, Entertainment
Available for: Appearances, Endorsements, Speaking Engagements

The first Tony Reali appearance in the field of sportscasting was in 1997, when he became the voice of football and men’s basketball at WFUV, Fordham University’s radio station. There was also a regular Tony Reali appearance in New York’s longest-running sports call-in program, and the broadcaster did beat reporting for the Yankees, Mets, Giants, and Jets. In May 2000, Reali wrote for WPIX-TV of New York.

It was in 2000 when ESPN had its first Tony Reali appearance. Reali started as a researcher/writer for the network’s quiz show, “2 Minute Drill.” In 2001, he joined “Pardon the Interruption” as “Stat Boy,” where he corrected and fact-checked hosts Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon after every episode.

In February 2004, Reali took over “Around the Horn” as the show’s host.

Tony Reali Speaker

Tony Reali’s “rise” from researcher in 2000 to host of his own show today was swift. He definitely knows what he’s talking about. With his strong, often bombastic opinions, predictions and perspective, he was able to shine in the competitive nature of the industry, making a Tony Reali speaker appearance a great learning opportunity for your audience to get a glimpse of the world of sportswriting.

Tony Reali Appearance

Reali became so popular that a Tony Reali appearance became a regular occurrence on Tony Kornheiser’s radio show for a segment called “Preview the Interruption,” where he discussed what was going to happen on PTI later on that afternoon. In addition to conducting his usual fact-checks, Reali now also judges Kornheiser and Wilbon when they play the game “Oddsmakers” on the show and introduces the topics for “Over/Under.”

Tony Reali Endorsement

Besides “Stat Boy,” Reali is also known as “Bambi,” “The Ultimate Sports Guru,” and “Caca.” He is also commonly referred to as “Stat Face” by Pardon the Interruption guest host Dan Le Batard (in reference to his nickname of “Stat Boy”). And while Reali may have a handful of nicknames, remember that all of them, along with a Tony Reali endorsement, can help promote your company’s products and services if you secure a Toni Reali endorsement through TSE Speakers.