Angela Sun

Angela Sun was born in Santa Clara County, California on October 19, 1979. She is an American journalist and sportscaster. She is also a documentary film maker and TV presenter. She was born on the 19th of October, 1979 in the Santa Clara County of California Angela Sun is an Award-Winning Journalist Sportscaster and actor. She earned her degree in Sociology and Communication from the University of California. Sun's surfing ability was exceptional and she took part in a number of pro-am events. She was sponsored by major brands like Roxy Reef Billabong Vans. Recognition she gained from this acted like a slingshot to propel her into the business of entertainment. In the following years, she was an journalist, actress, sportscaster journalist, and film-director. Sun was an anchor on newscasts for a variety of channels. She was a Fox Sports Net correspondent in 2003. She hosted American Ninja Warrior along with Matt Iseman in 2012. In 2014 Sun hosted The Yahoo Sports Minute. She's the first Asian American person to be featured in the ESPN Fox Sports Yahoo Sports Tennis Channel. Sun is a well-known actress who has been featured in a variety of movies. Sun has appeared in movies like Goliath (2016, Hit the Floor 2014-2016), A Perfect Getaway 2009) Shackled, Street Kings 2008 and Glowsticks and Drumsticks 2004. Sun published Platic Paradise : The Great Pacific Garbage Patch, which was a documentary she co-produced and composed herself.

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