Fernando Fiore

Fernando Fiore, a three-time Emmy Award-winning sportscaster, began his impactful career as a leading voice in Spanish-language sports media, establishing himself as a significant figure for brands targeting the U.S. Hispanic market. His television career commenced in 1988 as a reporter for TELEMUNDO NETWORK, where he covered a diverse range of programs including ‘Día a Día,’ Telemundo Deportes, ‘Estrenos y Estrellas,’ and ‘La Feria de la Alegría.’ The following year, Fiore transitioned to Univision as a news anchor for their local station in New York City, notably covering the FIFA World Cup in 1990, before returning to Miami to focus on dedicated sports coverage for the network. During his extensive tenure at Univision, Fiore co-created and hosted the popular hidden-camera prank show ‘Lente Loco’ from 1992 to 1993.

Continuing his strong engagement with the sport, Fiore was a key member of Inter Miami CF’s original English radio broadcast team. Further solidifying his role in the soccer community, he joined Inter Miami CF’s Spanish broadcast team at DEPORTES RADIO 760 am in 2024. As a three-time Emmy Award winner, Fernando Fiore remains a highly respected and influential figure, sought after for his profound expertise and engaging presence across both Spanish and English-language sports media.