Charly Arnolt

 Charly Arnolt, born July 14th, 1987 is an American sports broadcaster. She also works as a television personality for ESPN. [2][3][4] Most well-known is her stint as the WWE sportscaster and the ring announcer from 2016 until 2021. She was also known for her role under the ring name Charly Caruso. She is currently a back-up moderator and host for ESPN's First Take featuring Stephen A. Smith and Molly Qerim. Arnolt is a native of Indianapolis, Indiana. Her family is Italian American. Arnolt started playing sports as a kid and began playing volleyball, softball gymnastics, volleyball, and later basketball. She was aspired to becoming a gymnast for the Olympics. However, injuries hindered her from pursuing her goal. She also wanted to play volleyball at a collegiate stage, but her height hindered her from taking part in the sport. In 2010, she joined WSAZ-TV Huntington as a reporter. After that she moved back to Indianapolis to become a freelance journalist at WXIN Fox 59. In 2011, she joined WDAF TV "Fox 4" in Kansas City. There she worked for around two years. Then, in 2014, she was back with WXIN and became a anchor and reporter for the sports channel.







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