Amin Elhassan Living a Private Life With a Mysterious Wife : His Lifestyle

ESPN truly is a game-changer and can unite the world through sports. And when it comes to ESPN, it relies on its star analyst, Amin Elhassan. Furthermore, the sports commentator has broken down the business of the NBA, often leaving people disagreeing with his remarks or annoyed at his rants.

He has been a part of headlines for his controversial acts, like making fun of sports stars and walking off duty. Just scroll down to know more about his personal and professional life.

Amin Elhassan’s Wiki

Sudan native Amin Elhassan was born on April 12, 1979. His star sign is Aries. Regarding his nationality, he is Sudanese and has African ethnic background. His parents relocated to New York City when he was still an infant.

Then around the age of eight, Amin returned to his hometown but returned to New York at 14 to attend high school. Even though he was very much involved in the sport as a child, he never considered a career in sports.

Career Highlights

Also, being a studious kid, Amin shone in science and math and decided to pursue a career in engineering instead. Upon his high school graduation, Amin attended an engineering course at Georgia Tech. While pursuing his engineering degree, he realized that engineering was not his cup of tea; rather, having a secure job with a good paycheck was all that he needed.

Later Amin started looking for other opportunities, eventually leading to a field marketing job with the Atlanta Hawks NBA team. While there, he was able to make useful connections, which later helped him settle into a job in the sports industry.

Furthermore, he was promoted to work in game-day operations for the Hawks for three seasons. In the 2004-05 season, he took an internship in basketball operations for the team New York Knicks. He next interned a full-time internship with the Phoenix Suns.

In 2013, he landed a job at ESPN as a full-time team member and had worked for the network ever since. His famous colleagues on ESPN include Jemele Hill and Wendi Nix.

On April 22, at 8.32 PM, Amin Elhassan, Jacoby, and Kendrick Perkins discussed Blazer’s dominant backcourt, Harden’s epic flop, Clipper’s free agency outlook, and Sean Marks’ BOSS MOVE and more in his podcast.

After the next two days, he again podcast with Rachel Nichols and Paul Pierce, chattering about Damian Lillard’s epic game-winner, how dangerous the Blazers are and much more like this. Check out the podcast here. https://player.fm/series/1204038

Income Sources

Being one of the renowned and experienced sports commentators from ESPN, Amin has accumulated good fortune throughout his career. However, he has not disclosed the exact figure of his net worth and salary. Also, there is no information about his real estate properties and car collections.

Amin Elhassan, 42, has accumulated his net worth as a media personality from his professional career. Since 2012, he has served on ESPN TV-Channel as an NBA analyst and commentator. According to PayScale, the average ESPN wage is $78k annually.

Amin co-hosts the show with Izzy Gutierrez on ESPN Radio at ESPN. The commentator is also seen in ESPN’s daily NBA show, The Jump. He has also appeared in several other shows, including SportsCenter, His and Hers, and SportsNation.

Amin worked for the Phoenix Suns as assistant director and video coordinator of basketball activities before entering ESPN. His career also follows his work with the Atlanta Hawks in the marketing sector.

Mysterious Wife

When it comes to his personal life, Amin is quite a confidential person. The ESPN sports commentator has shared less information about his love life, not even his relationship status. Also, the hunk has set his Instagram account private. With limited information about his personal life, the media can only say he is a married man devoted to his wife.

Controversies

Amin, popular for his trolling comments on social media, has created controversy several times for his behavior on the internet or on-screen. In February 2016, he had an ugly argument with Peyton Manning while co-hosting ESPN’s Radio show with Izzy Gutierrez. After the situation turned sour, he walked off in the middle of the show but continued the verbal war on Twitter.

Later he returned to the show to apologize to the listeners. Again in August 2016, Amin was criticized after making fun of the reaction video of WWE wrestler Kevin Owens’ 8-year-old son, which his wife posted after his win at the ‘WWE Universal Title.’

 Here is a video where Amin has been criticized. 

He received backlash for his comment, “Until someone told him it was scripted,” on the video showing the boy crying happily watching his father win. Despite spending years in the US, he still doesn’t have an American citizenship card, which has cast a shadow over his long-term career prospects in the country.