| Salary | $65,786. |
| Net Worth | $731,255. |
Salary
She works as a reporter for ESPN. Cristina thus receives a respectable wage while Sergio Dipp and I co-anchor the new midday SportsCenter on ESPN Deportes and ESPN Mexico. Cristina makes an average yearly salary of $65,786.
Net Worth
Together with Sergio Dipp, Cristina serves as co-anchor for ESPN Deportes and ESPN Mexico’s new daytime SportsCenter program. Cristina has therefore amassed a respectable fortune during the years she has worked. The estimated net worth of Cristina is $731,255.
Cristina Alexander Bio
Cristina Alexander is a popular American sports journalist. Currently, Cristina and Sergio Dipp co-anchor ESPN Deportes and ESPN Mexico’s new afternoon SportsCenter program. Cristina began working for ESPN in June 2015. Cristina formerly worked as a sports reporter for Univision Deportes Network before joining ESPN.
Cristina Alexander Age
On November 10, 1991, Cristina was born in Mexico. She is 31 years old as of 2023. Every year on November 10th, Cristina has a birthday celebration.
Cristina Alexander Parents
Her loving and devoted mother gave birth to her on November 10, 1991, in Mexico. Cristina has not yet provided any information about her parents or whether she has siblings.
Cristina Alexander Husband
She and her boyfriend are currently engaged. Cristina proposed to her partner, who shall remain nameless, in New York City, New York, in the United States, on December 31, 2019. Cristina is quite secretive about her personal life, but she hasn’t let anyone know who her partner is.
Cristina Alexander Education Background
Cristina enrolled in the University of Missouri in 2010 after finishing elementary and high school. Cristina later earned a bachelor’s degree in broadcast journalism at the Missouri School of Journalism, graduating in 2014.
Cristina Alexander Career Background
Alongside Sergio Dipp, she co-anchors the new midday SportsCenter on ESPN Deportes and ESPN Mexico. She has worked as an ESPN correspondent in Guadalajara for the past two years, covering both the Mexican soccer clubs Atlas and Chivas. She is a completely multilingual commentator.
During her final two years of college in Columbia, Missouri, Cristina worked as a reporter, producer, and anchor at the NBC station KOMU 8 News before joining ESPN. At Univision Deportes Network, she was a sports reporter as well.