Charly Arnolt

 Charly Arnolt was born on July 14 1987, is an American sports broadcaster. She also works as a TV host for ESPN. The most notable of her accomplishments are her time as an WWE ring announcer and sportscaster from 2016-2021, when she was known under the ring name CharlyCaruso. She is currently a guest host on ESPN's First Take, where she moderates with Stephen A. Smith (moderator) and Molly Qerim (backup). Arnolt, who was born in Indianapolis (Indiana) was born in Indianapolis, Indiana. Her ethnicity is Italian American. Arnolt began to develop a love of sports in her early years, and began playing softball, volleyball, and gymnastics. She had high hopes of being a gymnast at the Olympics. However, injuries kept her from pursuing this goal. Her other goals were to play volleyball at the collegiate and professional level. She joined WSAZ-TV in Huntington West Virginia in 2010 as reporter. In the following year, she returned home to Indianapolis as a freelancer reporter for WXIN Fox 59. In the year 2011, she moved to WDAF-TV "Fox 4" in Kansas City, Missouri. There she worked for around two years. She returned to WXIN as a reporter and anchor sports reporter in 2014.



 




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