The net worth of Warner Wolf, an American television and radio sports broadcaster, is $3 million.
Washington, D.C. is where Warner Wolf was born.
November of 1937 was the month in question.
He is most famous for being a local sports anchor in Washington, D.C.
The city of New York is home to both business and leisure.
“Let’s go to the videotape!” is how Wolf usually responds.
He began his career as a radio host for WLSI-AM in Pikeville, Kentucky and later worked as a sports anchor for Martinsburg, West Virginia, and Washington, D.C., as well as providing play-by-play coverage for local sports teams at WTOP-TV in Washington.
Warner Wolf became a part of ABC Sports in 1976 and reported on Olympic sports, as well as other events.
After working for WABC-TV in 1976, he switched to WCBS-TV in 1980 and covered the Gulf War in 1991 live.
Wolf was employed by both WUSA-TV and Imus in the Morning.
He appeared in a number of movies, including Rocky IV, and wrote the books Gimme a Break! Warner Wolf on Sports and Let’s Go to the Videotape: All the Plays and Replays from My Life in Sports.