Max Kellerman Biography

Max Kellerman is a boxing commentator and sports talk radio host. Kellerman began his broadcasting career as a teenager when he was on a New York City public access television cable TV program on professional boxing. Kellerman attended Columbia University where he graduated with a degree in history. ESPN hired Kellerman shortly after he graduated as an analyst on the boxing series Friday Night Fights. In November 2002, Kellerman was given his own show and after being influenced by Pardon the Interruption, he became the architect and original host of Around the Horn. Starting in August 2006, Kellerman announced at least two nights of audition shows for WEPN 1050 ESPN Radio. Kellerman continues his boxing broadcast work on HBO. In 2007, he was one of the broadcasters for the HBO World Boxing Championship. Kellerman has also appeared a couple of films including; Rocky Balboa, The Wedding Bout and Real Husbands of Hollywood. 

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