DAZN has announced the addition of four new female broadcasters to its on-screen boxing talent team in the United Kingdom. Host Anna Woolhouse, reporters Ariana Bravo and Olivia Wayne, and social reporter and creator Jolie Sharpe will join the platform this month. The quartet of new faces join existing talent in host Ade Oladipo, pundits Tony Bellew and Carl Frampton, and commentators Adam Smith, Darren Barker and Barry Jones.

 

 

Woolhouse, who has led Sky Sports' boxing coverage since 2016, has been at the forefront of many of the sport's defining bouts and moments across the subsequent decade. Additionally, she has fronted coverage of the World Darts Championships since 2024, and has covered a wide range of major sports including rugby union, Formula 1 and cricket.

 

Bravo, who has fronted Formula 1 coverage for both Channel 4 and F1TV, joins as a reporter, as does Wayne, a mainstay of Sky Sports' Good Morning Sports Fans programme.

 

Sharpe, who has already fronted DAZN's Serie A coverage, is also the co-host of the Formula 1 podcast Up to Speed, alongside David Coulthard, Naomi Schiff and Will Buxton.

 

DAZN kicked off a busy slate of boxing coverage earlier this month with Derek Chisora and Deontay Wilder's heavyweight bout live from London's The O2 Arena. They will broadcast two major domestic fight cards this week alone, with Nathaniel Collins-Cristobal Lorente on Friday followed by Ben Whittaker-Braian Suarez on Saturday.