Max Kellerman Biography

Max Kellerman's Personal Life: Who's His Wife?

Max Kellerman, the popular sportscaster is officially a married man. He tied a knot with his longtime girlfriend, Erin Manning in 1994. The cupid turned their lovey-dovey relationship into holy matrimony after dating several months. 

Since then, they never parted ways and also showed no sign of disputes. He's never heard of having an extramarital affair to this date.

Kellerman and Erin are blessed with three adorable children namely; Esther Kellerman, Mira Kellerman, and Sam Kellerman. Kellerman is a proud father and loving husband of their kids. 

Despite being a noble TV personality, Max's personal life is quite a mystery. For instance, he is less active in social media as well as seldom about his personal stuff.

Once he was suspended from ESPN after hitting his now-wife. At that time both of them were college students and this incident took place at a college party where both of them were drunk. 

In October 2004, Max's brother Sam Kellerman was murdered by former boxer James Butler. James was arrested and was given a 29-year sentence.

How Much Is Max Kellerman Worth?

The 45 years old, Max, has earned an impressive net worth from his glorious career of $6 million. The Columbia University Graduate earns well in comparison to other show hosts and commentators.

YouTube: Stephen A. and Max Kellerman get into a heated debate overload management.

Speaking of income, the median salary of an ESPN talk show host is $51,000 annually or $25 per hour. Other than that, the boxing commentators pockets $40,000 to $500 thousand per PPV matches.

Walking into a lifestyle, Erin Manning's husband owned many luxurious properties and cars. They share a lavish house in New York City, United States. Previously, he purchased a $1,495,000 house in 2004 located in East Hampton, New York.

Max Kellerman's Career

In 2002, Max was offered to run his own show on ESPN but due to some disputes, he left the channel in 2004 and joined Fox Sports Net where he hosts the  I, Max. 

In 2005 he became the permanent contributor to MSBNC show Tucker hosted by Tucker Carlson. Later he was hired by HBO and on May 12, 2010, it was announced Kellerman had been hired by CNN.

As of late 2019, the 46-year-old TV star serves as a co-host of ESPN's 'First Take' opposite Molly Qerim and Stephen A. Smith. 

Except for that, he is focused on a color-commentator ‘HBO World Championship Boxing’ and ‘HBO Boxing After Dark’.

Other Work

Besides journalism, he is known as an actor too. He made his first appearance in 2006 with the film named  Rocky Balboa where he served as the broadcast team for the fight between Rocky and Mason "The Line" Dixon. 

Later he appeared in Creed (2015) as the reporter interviewing Adonis Creed at the conclusion of his fight with "Pretty" Ricky Conlan. Kellerman played himself in Real Husbands of Hollywood.

Kellerman is a member of American sports radio personalities, Jewish American sportspeople, and Yiddish-speaking people.

Wiki Bio Of Max Kellerman

Popular boxing commentator and sports television personality, Max Kellerman were born on August 6, 1973, in  Bronx, New York. He was raised in a Jewish family and exhibits pure Jewish culture. Max holds American nationality and belongs to the white ethnicity. 

Kellerman completed his high school graduation in 1991 from Hunter College High School which was situated in Greenwich Village, New York. Later he joined Columbia University and completed his degree in history.

After completing his graduation, he was hired as an analyst on ESPN's boxing series Friday Nights Fights. His first broadcasting experience was as a teenager on a New York City public-access television cable TV program on professional boxing called "Max on Boxing".

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