Born in 1985, Jonathan Liew is a sportswriter for the British aaily newspaper, The Guardian.
Along with his profile as a journalist, Jonathan also got named as a columnist of the 2019 Sports Journalism Association awards. Further, he was also got nominated for the writer of the year at the Football Supporters Federation Awards in 2018.
| Name | Jonathan Liew |
| Birthday | 1985 |
| Age | 34 |
| Gender | Male |
| Height | – |
| Weight | – |
| Profession | Journalist |
| Net Worth | $1 million |
| Education | University of Edinburgh |
| @jonathanliew |
It’s been a strange year for Michael van Gerwen. Some wins, some surprising losses, a new baby, and a sport unrecognisable from the one he knew. We talked about the weirdness of darts without crowds, and staying positive in a world gone to shit.https://t.co/iY7AqvjPMl
— Jonathan Liew (@jonathanliew) December 14, 2020
10 Fun Facts About Jonathan Liew
- Jonathan Liew was born in 1985 in London, United Kingdom. He holds his nationality as an American citizen and his age is 35 as of 2020.
- Regarding his physique, Jonathan Liew stands at a tall height with a fine bodyweight. But, the actual figures of his body measurements are not available.
- Jonathan has hidden his personal information from the media. No details on his wife and children are public information.
- As a sports Journalist, Jonathan Liew has an estimated net worth of around $1 million.
- Journalist Jonathan completed his study at the University of Edinburgh, achieving his graduation degree in History. In his college days, he showed his talent by winning a Quiz contest on Channel 4 called Countdown.
- Jonathan is publically available on Twitter with a fan following of 79.7k followers posting and tweeting about sports news. He also has a minor following on Instagram.
- Liew started his journalism in 2009 on Daily Telegraph, finishing his training for becoming a feature writer and a columnist at The Telegraph. As per his hard work and skills, Jonathan gained the title of the youngest Sports Journalist Association writer of the year.
- Although he was a spectacular sportswriter, Jonathan got warned by the BBC Cricket correspondent to write kinder comments for the sports lover.
- Later, he moved to The Independent in June 2017. He joined as a Pundit in the Indy Football Podcast. which got nominated for the best podcast in 2017 for Football Supporters Federation awards.
- Climbing the stairs of success in October 2019, Jonathan joined the Guardian.