Russell Fuller Biography
Russell Fuller a well-known journalist working as the BBC’s tennis correspondent. He is as well the director of Camera Shy Media Training.
Russell Fuller Age
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Russell Fuller Height and Weight
Fuller stands tall at an average height and has an average body weight.
Russell Fuller Education
Fuller enrolled at the Royal Grammar School, an independent school in the town of Guildford in Surrey. He then joined and later graduated in 1994 from the University of Exeter with a degree in Modern Languages (French and German). He as well earned a degree in Broadcast Journalism from Cardiff University in 1995.
Russell Fuller Family
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Russell Fuller Wife
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Russell Fuller BBC
Fuller serves as the BBC’s tennis correspondent as of August 2013. He as as the lead of the radio team at Wimbledon and the year’s other main events. He as well contributes regularly to the BBC’s tennis coverage on both television and online.
While serving as the BBC’s tennis correspondent, he as well commentated on Andy Murray’s second Wimbledon title, Roger Federer’s historic win over Rafa Nadal in the 2017 Australian Open final and also served as the end of Britain’s 79 year wait to win the Davis Cup.
He previously presented a range of news and sport programmes on BBC Radio 5Live, BBC World Service and BBC World TV. He as well served as the host of 5Live Sport, Russell presented of 2016 Rio Olympics, the 2012 London Paralympics, Champions League and Premier League matches, as well as from test matches, Silverstone and The Derby.
For almost 11 years, he presented the World Service’s Saturday afternoon programme SPORTSWORLD. He s well earned the opportunity to anchor their coverage of 4 Olympic Games and 3 Africa Nations Cup tournaments, and also South Africa’s 2010 World Cup and Delhi’s 2010 Commonwealth Games. He as well hosted the World Service’s coverage of Live 8 from Hyde Park in 2005.
He as well commentated on the Open Golf Championship, the Masters and the Ryder Cup; one day and Twenty20 internationals in cricket; together with canoe sprint at the Rio Olympics and squash at Glasgow’s 2014 Commonwealth Games.
He as well served as a regular contributor to BBC Radio 4’s Today programme, and served as an after-dinner speaker and hosted conferences and round table discussions in places like Westminster, and for organizations such as UK Sport. He as well features on TalkSport presenting all the latest football matches.
Russell Fuller Salary and Net Worth
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