Dick Vitale Declared Cancer-Free After Fourth Diagnosis

The 85-year-old ESPN broadcaster shared the uplifting news following a PET scan, marking a triumphant milestone in his ongoing health journey.

Dick Vitale announced on December 12, 2024, that he is cancer-free after a PET scan confirmed no signs of cancer in his body.
This marks the fourth time in three years that the beloved ESPN college basketball analyst has overcome cancer, including previous battles with melanoma, lymphoma, and vocal cord cancer.
Vitale underwent surgery in June 2024 to remove cancerous lymph nodes from his neck, followed by months of treatment and recovery.
The 85-year-old has been a prominent figure in sports broadcasting since 1979 and is also a dedicated advocate for cancer research, raising funds through the Jimmy V Foundation.
Vitale expressed his gratitude and joy on social media, calling the clean PET scan his 'National Championship' and receiving widespread support from fans and colleagues.