Al has been a national sportscaster since 1980, carving out an eclectic career that includes his work on television, radio, stage performing, speaking and now the internet.
On television, Al has been the “voice of boxing” for ESPN and Showtime for 27 years, and boxing analyst for NBC at the 1992 and 1996 Olympics. His work at these networks has earned Al critical acclaim and numerous awards. Al also covered Major League Baseball and the NBA, as well as the NFL Draft for SportsCenter. Along with his current role as analyst on the Showtime Championship Boxing Series, Al is the co-founder and host of the Al Bernstein Boxing Channel (ABBC) at www.ibnsports.com.
On radio for four years, Al was the host of an award-winning daily show, “The Sports Party,” on ESPN 920 in Las Vegas. That lively talk show included big name guests from the world of sports and entertainment. In addition, Al has also hosted several nationally syndicated shows over the years.
Al has performed at major casinos in Las Vegas and Atlantic City, and riverboat and Native American casinos around the country. He currently makes appearances at VIP and player development gatherings and boxing matches at these casinos. He now presents the “Al Bernstein Boxing Party,” which is a fun-filled interactive show with audience participation, boxing trivia contests and great boxing video highlights.
As a speaker, Al has criss-crossed the country with keynote and motivational presentations and entertaining and humorous after-dinner programs.
Bernstein will offer his weekly insight on the fight game, as well as other sports topics, through his blog on ussportspages.com. Check back here for his weekly entry and archives of all his blogs. Plus, you can also get more boxing analysis on Bernstein's channel at ibnsports.com.
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