Cari Champion Who Is the Co-Anchor of 'SportsCenter' Announces She's Leaving ESPN after 7 Years

Cari Champion has announced her decision to leave ESPN.

To explain her decision to fans, Cari took to Twitter where she posted several statements.

Cari will be leaving ESPN at the end of January 2020, a swift exit that hints at a new project

Cari Champion during a broadcast of First Take in 2014/ Source: Wikimedia

CARI CHAMPION ANNOUNCES EXIT FROM ESPN

She also referred to her 7-year career on ESPN where she had evolved from hosting First Take to having her own show on SportsCenter.

CARI CHAMPION AND THE ESPN LEGACY

A NEW CHAPTER FOR CARI CHAMPION

"I’m excited about the next chapter and will share soon!"

Cari studied at UCLA and won an internship at CNN. The avid sports fan worked for 3 years on The Tennis Channel before joining ESPN in 2012.

She became a host on First Take and an anchor on SportsCenter before getting her own show.

We wish Cari Champion all the best for her future projects and hope to see her back on the small screens very soon.

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His daughters Taelor and Sydni Scott have lodged a lawsuit claiming that the people in charge of the estate are not fulfilling their obligation towards the family and refuse to hand over their father's remains.

The sisters accuse the trustees of funding Scott's former girlfriend Kristin Spodobalski's luxurious lifestyle while ignoring their mother's financial needs.

Stuard Scott passed away in his home in Avon Connecticut at the age of 49, the victim of neuroendocrine cancer.