Published: Feb. 13, 2018, 9:06 p.m.
Tiffany Cherry is a sports broadcasting pioneer who paved the way for Australian female media presenters in the world of sport.
Tiff has had a remarkable career, firstly as a professional athlete and a physiotherapist with Richmond in the AFL, before kicking off an enviable broadcasting career covering the NFL SuperBowl, the Olympics, NBA Finals, Wimbledon and more, as well as becoming a household name in AFL media.
Bear in mind, this was a time when there were few female sports broadcasters. Getting a sports media gig, and earning respect, required a huge amount of ambition and resilience.
But, when breaking new ground there are significant challenges, including sexism, relationships and mental health.
Tiff also talks about her unique pathway to becoming a single mum, and having to re-start her career pretty much from scratch, despite her experience and accomplishments.
She also shares strong views on the evolution of women in sport and why there’s still a long way to go.
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