Biography ❯ Journalists

Sports Journalists

Argentine Journalists Italian Journalists Qamar Ahmed Ojas Jaiswal Howard Fendrich Manuel Esteban Fernández Cesare Castellotti Ernesto Cherquis Bialo Brazilian Journalists Michael Lyster

BR Legend Manfred Vorderwülbecke Dies at 86

His TV formats turned wintersport into a mass television spectacle that introduced former athletes as on‑air experts.

Qamar Ahmed Dies in Karachi at 88

Miguel Portanova, Voice of Peruvian Sports Radio, Dies at 84

Wembanyama Prizm Black 1/1 Sells for $5.1 Million and Sets Non‑Autograph NBA Record

Howard Fendrich, Associated Press Tennis Writer, Dies at 55

WDR Radio Sports Legend Dietmar Schott Dies at 88

Julio Ricardo, Influential Argentine Sports Journalist, Dies at 87

Hernán Santos Nicolini, Defining Voice of Argentine Boxing, Dies at 79

Ernesto Cherquis Bialo, Giant of Argentine Sports Journalism, Dies at 85

Cesare Castellotti, Veteran Rai Sports Reporter and 90° Minuto Mainstay, Dies at 86

Phillip Marshall, Veteran Auburn Sportswriter, Dies at 76

Argentine Tennis Journalist Guillermo Salatino Dies at 80 After Cardiac Arrest Before Hip Surgery

Vladimir Geskin, Influential Russian Sports Journalist, Dies

Jean-René Godart, Voice of French Cycling on Air and TV, Dies at 74

Guillaume Di Grazia, 52, Dies After Abrivado Accident in Southern France

Carlo Sassi, Pioneer of Italy’s TV ‘Moviola,’ Dies at 95

Ulli Potofski Laid to Rest on Schalke Fan-Feld in Gelsenkirchen

Manolete, Storied Atlético de Madrid Sports Journalist, Dies at 68

Domingo Álvarez Febles, Pioneering Canarian Sports Journalist, Dies at 60

Golf Writer Steve DiMeglio Dies at 63 After Cancer Battle