Chris Russo - Wikipedia
He received the "Mad Dog" nickname from New York Daily News sports media critic Bob Raissman, who said Russo's approach to radio reminded him of former professional wrestler Maurice Vachon, who was also known as "Mad Dog."
Chris 'Mad Dog' Russo Signs New ESPN Contract; Will ...
Chris "Mad Dog" Russo reportedly agreed to a multiyear contract extension with ESPN, remaining as a First Take panelist. Michael McCarthy of Front Office Sports reported the news, though no...
Chris ‘The Mad Dog’ Russo shares wild compliment of ... - Sporting News
1 day ago · Chris Russo, known as "Mad Dog," slammed South Carolina in a fiery rant about the latest College Football Playoff rankings released on November 12. The New York sports talk radio host and current ...
Chris Russo Signs New Deal to Continue Mad Dog Sports Radio
Radio Hall of Famer Chris “Mad Dog” Russo signed a new three-year agreement to remain the face and voice of SiriusXM's Mad Dog Sports Radio.
Did Chris “Mad Dog” Russo Really Take a Gummy Before ‘First …
Nov 7, 2024 · Russo comes clean about what happened when he told the ‘First Take’ audience he took a gummy before a recent show. 1. At one point during his appearance on last Wednesday’s First Take, Chris ...
Chris "Mad Dog" Russo, Longtime SiriusXM Host, Re-Ups For 3 …
Jul 23, 2024 · Chris “Mad Dog” Russo, who followed Howard Stern from terrestrial radio to satellite in a multi-million dollar deal in 2008, has re-upped for three years with SiriusXM.
‘Mad Dog’ Bites Into New Three-Year Deal With SiriusXM.
Jul 23, 2024 · Christopher “Mad Dog” Russo will remain sports radio’s top dog at SiriusXM. The “Mad Dog Unleashed” host has signed an agreement to remain the Mad Dog Sports Radio channel’s face.
Chris ‘Mad Dog’ Russo signs new deal with ESPN - New York Post
Mar 21, 2023 · The Mad Dog's bark will continue to reach a mass TV audience. Chris Russo has signed a new deal with ESPN to continue appearing on "First Take."
ESPN Signs Chris ‘Mad Dog’ Russo to New Deal, per Report
Mar 22, 2023 · Chris “Mad Dog” Russo will reportedly signed a new one-year deal to remain on ESPN’s First Take with host Molly Qerim and sports broadcaster Stephen A. Smith, according to the New York Post.
SiriusXM Extends Deal With Christopher ‘Mad Dog’ Russo
Jul 23, 2024 · SiriusXM has announced that it has signed Christopher ‘Mad Dog’ Russo to a three-year contract extension to remain the face and voice of “Mad Dog Sports Radio” (channel 82).
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