Paul Finebaum

Paul Finebaum is a two times Sports Emmy Award-winning American sportscaster, sports author, TV / Radio host, sports author, and former columnist who focuses primarily on sports, especially in the southern United States of America. 

Finebaum has been working for ESPN's SEC Network, starting in 2014, and hosts the station's radio show located in Charlotte, North Carolina.

In 2012, he launched his radio show The Paul Finebaum Radio Network with  Director Pat Smith and Producer Kerry Adams. It is aired on FM Talk 1065. 

Early Life

The radio personality Paul was born on July 26, 1955, in Memphis, Tennessee, USA. He is the son of Benjamin Finebaum (father) and Gloria Finebaum (mother).  He has a sister named Pam Finebaum.

Concerning education, Paul attended Christian Brothers High School. Later, he earned his B.A degree in Political Science from the University of Tennessee.

Who Is Paul Finebaum's Wife

The 66-years-old sportscaster Finebaum has been living a blissful married life with his long-term wife, Linda Hudson. She is a doctor of internal medicine.

In the year 1990, Paul and his bride Hudson tied the knot among their loved ones and is still running higher. But, there's not much information concerning their weddings on the internet. 

Luckily, they have been supportive and continue to motivate each other in every obstacle. They had their first interaction in the Birmingham Complex. 

It is still not clear whether they have or had any children from their marital partnership. Now they have enjoyed their low-key married life for almost 31 years.

The journalist Jake Tapper and an author Jennifer Marie Brown are also in a blissful marital life

How Much Is Paul Finebaum's Net Worth?

Paul has enjoyed a long career in the broadcasting field, spanning more than four decades. As of 2021, his net worth is estimated at $2 Million. 

Finebaum has accumulated a good fortune from his career as a sportscaster. Chris Berman is a well-known Sportscaster with a worth of $20 Million.

Video: The Paul Finebaum Show host Paul interviewing football player Tim Tebow.

Rosenfield signed with ESPN in May 2013 and has been serving for SEC Network beginning in 2014. Now, he hosts The Paul Finebaum Show for ESPN Radio in a simulcast. 

His annual salary might fall to around $72,000. Likewise, he debuts his radio appearances on WAPI-FM with the morning commentary on the Mark and Brian Radio Show (I-95) in the mid-1980s.

Further, he had a lead role in ESPN's documentary Roll Tide/War Eagle. At there, he worked on the network’s shows such as SportsCenter, Olbermann, etc.

Paul Finebaum As An Author

Throughout his life, Paul's distributed several sportsbooks. His 2014's published book titled My Conference Can Beat Your Conference: Why the SEC Still Rules College has been listed in New York Times best-seller, landing at No. 6.

Also, it remained on the best-seller record for about 5 months. Paul's other books I Hate Michigan: 303 Reasons Why You Should, Too, and The Worst of Paul Finebaum, have received a good rating from AbeBooks.

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