ESPN Makes Major Decision on Elle Duncan Replacement After Exit to Netflix

Can ESPN Prevent Someone From Filling Elle Duncan's Role As Woke Queen?

On Thursday, ESPN announced that Duncan will host her final SportsCenter on December 16. Sources confirm to OutKick that she has accepted a role with Netflix and will leave the network entirely.ESPN will be better off without her. In recent years, Duncan had become one of the network’s biggest internal distractions, often turning sports segments into her own personal soapbox. She drew attention for protesting the "Don’t Say Gay" legislation, urg…

ESPN makes major decision on Elle Duncan replacement after exit to Netflix

ESPN has reportedly decided on the replacement of Elle Duncan, who took a new role as the face of Netflix's sports programming. The 42-year-old...

Christine Williamson Expands "SportsCenter" Role Taking Over for the Departing Elle Duncan

Longtime SportsCenter anchor Elle Duncan will have her final hosting gig next week, with Christine Williamson taking on the role of co-anchor for the 6 p.m. edition.What's Happening:Christine Williamson has been elevated to two marquee on-air roles at ESPN: co-anchoring the 6 p.m. ET SportsCenter with Kevin Negandhi and serving...

Christine Williamson to lead ESPN's women's basketball coverage, replacing Elle Duncan

Christine Williamson will be the lead host for ESPN's women's basketball coverage as the replacement for Elle Duncan, the network announced Thursday in a news release.

Christine Williamson gets big promotion in wake of Elle Duncan departure

ESPN has moved quickly to replace Elle Duncan, reportedly awarding the fast-rising Christine Williamson to two of Duncan’s key positions at the network. With Duncan’s contract set to expire in the coming months, the SportsCenter and women’s basketball studio host reportedly took a new role as the face of Netflix’s sports programming earlier this fall. And after the news that Malika Andrews is expected to replace Duncan as the top WNBA host, it a…

Christine Williamson Lands 'SportsCenter,' 'GameDay' ESPN Roles

Williamson landed the two highly coveted jobs after Duncan left for Netflix, while Malika Andrews will take over Duncan's WNBA duties.