Charly Arnolt, known professionally as Charly Caruso, is a prominent American sports broadcaster and television personality currently associated with OutKick. Her career began in 2010 when she graduated summa cum laude from American University with a degree in broadcast journalism. She started as a reporter at WSAZ-TV in West Virginia, later moving to Indianapolis to work as a freelance reporter for WXIN. In 2011, she joined WDAF-TV in Kansas City, Missouri, before returning to WXIN in 2014 as a sports reporter and anchor, showcasing her versatility and commitment to sports journalism.

In 2016, Arnolt’s career took a significant turn when she joined WWE, adopting the ring name Charly Caruso. She debuted as a ring announcer for WWE NXT and quickly transitioned to the main roster, where she became known for her engaging interviews with WWE superstars and hosting various events across multiple platforms, including USA Network and WWE Network. Her five-year tenure with WWE solidified her reputation in the sports entertainment industry, where she became a fan favorite.

In September 2018, Arnolt joined ESPN, where she made her mark as a fill-in host on “First Take” and contributed to the “First Take, Her Take” podcast. Her dynamic presence on shows like SportsNation and SportsCenter highlighted her ability to connect with audiences and provide insightful commentary on sports topics. She balanced her commitments between WWE and ESPN until her full-time transition to ESPN in 2022.

In July 2022, Arnolt made her debut as a fight interviewer for UFC, marking another milestone in her career. In April 2023, she left ESPN to join OutKick, seeking a platform that aligns with her values and allows her to express her opinions freely. With her extensive experience and passion for sports, Charly Arnolt continues to be a significant figure in the sports media landscape, inspiring many with her journey and dedication to her craft.