Nubaid Haroon “Rambo”

Nubaid Haroon graduated with a degree in Sports Business Management in 2013, which laid the foundation for his career in sports broadcasting. Early in his career, Haroon worked as a social media manager for Kitbag Limited. This role provided him with initial experience in digital content management, which he would later leverage to build his own successful online presence. After gaining foundational experience, Haroon established his own social media channel, #66, dedicated to interviews, videos, and insights within the sports domain. Concurrently, he cultivated a strong personal brand under the handle RamboFYI across platforms such as YouTube, Instagram, and Twitter.

Haroon’s digital presence has grown significantly, with his YouTube channel accumulating over 30,000 subscribers and more than 3 million views. On this platform, he produces commentary videos, in-depth analysis, sports equipment unboxing content, and comedic skits. His Instagram presence also garners a substantial following of nearly 25,000 followers, who engage with his original content and sports insights. Beyond his self-developed channels, Haroon has collaborated with numerous established sports broadcasters and organizations. He has contributed to media entities such as Sky, BBC Sport, The Hundred, ESPN, EASPORTSFC, and Five Live Sports. A significant milestone in his career includes his role as a presenter on the Premier League’s FPL Show, which he began in 2019. He also hosts “The Nub,” a football podcast where fans are invited to discuss various football-related topics and recent matches. Additionally, Haroon has worked as a broadcaster for the Multan Sultans. He is actively involved in promoting diversity and inclusivity within sports.

In 2021, Nubaid Haroon became a charity ambassador for Chance to Shine, a partnership focused on engaging young people through social media to encourage participation in cricket. This role highlights his commitment to leveraging his platform for broader community impact. His work encompasses a blend of boots-on-the-ground football coverage, FIFA gameplay content, and gear culture discussions, which resonate with a diverse audience. Haroon has also contributed to “The Totally Indian Football Show” as a broadcaster and podcaster, and has been associated with the EFL and BBC’s Test Match Special (TMS). His broad engagement across digital media and traditional broadcasting showcases his versatility and influence in the sports entertainment landscape.