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Joe Buck full name <a href="/biography/joe-buck">Joseph Francis</a> was born on 25th April 1969. He was born in a place called St. Petersburg which lies in Florida of United States of America. He belongs to the nationality American and ethnicity white. His father is legendary St. Louis Cardinals announcer Jack Buck. His mother was Carole Buck. He has five sisters namely, Beverly Buck, Christine Buck, Julie Buck, Betsy Buck and Bonnie Buck and two brothers, Dan Buck and Jack Buck Jr

Joe was raised in the St. Louis area, where he attended St. Louis Country Day School. And later he then joined Indiana University Bloomington, a public research university located in Bloomington, Indiana. He graduated in 1991 with a B.A. in English and a minor in telecommunications.  He made his debut to the broadcasting career in 1989. He started to broadcast when he was still undergraduate at the university. He did his first broadcasting when he did the play-by-play for one inning of a Cardinals-Mets game on his 18th birthday when his dad left the booth and told him to take over. Began broadcasting career by calling play-by-play for Louisville Redbirds, a Cardinals minor-league team; began calling Cardinals games on KMOX TV and radio in 1991.

Buck was hired by Fox in 1994 and at the age of 25 became the youngest man ever to announce a regular slate of National Football League games on network television. NFL was produced by Fox Sports and televised on the Fox Broadcasting Company (Fox).

He became Fox's lead play-by-play voice for Major League Baseball in 1996, teaming with <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_McCarver">Tim McCarver</a>. Before joining Fox, he was known as play-by-play in minor league in Louisville Redbirds and he reported for ESPN while covering for Triple-A All Star Game. He was reporting for CBS telecasts, KMOX radio.  In University of Missouri Basketball, in 1992-1993 where he was the voice of play by play broadcast.  He did not stop to call for Cardinals games even after joining Fox Sports.  He started working with his father at KMOX and he worked afterwards with FSN Midwest.  In 2008, he quit for Cardinals for the Telecasts of the FSN Midwest. This was the first time that a Buck family member was not a member of the broadcasting crew since 1960.

He became the play-by-play man on the network's #4 NFL broadcast team with <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Green">Tim Green</a> as his color commentator. After working as a commentator for several of years, he became the top play-by-play man of Fox in 2002. He currently works teaming with <a href="/biography/troy-aikman">Troy Aikman</a> as a color commentator and <a href="/biography/erin-andrews">Erin Andrews</a> as the sideline reporter. He has hosted Fox's pregame NFL show, Fox NFL Sunday and postgame doubleheader show on August 14, 2006. He teamed with <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greg_Norman">Greg Norman</a> and anchored Fox's new package of United State Golf Association telecasts, most prominently the U.S. Open tournament in April 2014.

Joe also hosted an HBO series, Joe Buck Live, which was canceled after three episodes; the 2009 premiere was infamously hijacked by comic <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artie_Lange">Artie Lange</a>. Two more episodes aired in 2009. In March 2010, Buck told a St. Louis radio station that HBO might be planning to cancel Joe Buck Live, adding that he "won't really miss" the program and that it involved "a lot more effort and hassle than I ever expected". HBO subsequently confirmed the show's cancellation to Broadcasting & Cable.

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Because of the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artie_Lange">Lange</a> episode, as well as the general strain of booking guests, Buck was relieved when the show was dropped. He also has hosted a weekly sports news show, Goin' Deep, for Fox Sports Net cable in the late 1990s, called horse racing, and professional bass fishing events early in his Fox career. He has also hosted the network's first Cotton Bowl Classic telecast in 1999.

He got many awards because of his work which include play-by-play lead for Major League Baseball and National Football league networks. He won his first Sports Emmy Award in 1999 for Outstanding Sports Personality.

Joe married Ann Archambault on January 23, 1993, after having an affair for several f years. The couple is blessed with two children, Natalie and Trudy. Joe Buck divorced his first wife after 17 years of marriage. They ended up their relationship in 2011. His second marriage was to <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michelle_Beisner-Buck">Michelle Beisner</a>, who was a <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michelle_Beisner-Buck">Cheerleader</a> to Bronco. His second marriage to <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michelle_Beisner-Buck">Michelle Beisner</a> took place in Mexico. He dated his newly made girlfriend, <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michelle_Beisner-Buck">Michelle</a> for several of years and married her on April 12, 2014. The two had been seen together since they met in Super Bowl XLVII that took place in New Orleans. The wedding was a private affair which means that the details about the people who attended are not yet known. Some pictures were seen where <a href="/biography/troy-aikman">Troy Aikman</a> attended and he took pictures with the groom. There is no information about their children.

Buck covered more than 16 World Series with the Four Super bowls. He has been awarded Sports Emmy Awards and he had been nominate for the award of Play by Play Outstanding Sports Personality.

He has an amazing height of 6 feet 1 inch with an athletic type of body. He has been very successful in his career and it has given her great earnings. He has a net worth of 15 million U.S dollars which proves his worth in the industry. He has a salary of 6 million U.S dollars per year and this proves how successful and financially sound he is. He is very much involved in social reworking sites like Twitter and Facebook. He currently lives in Florida with his wife. In 2001, Buck has hosted the "Joe Buck Classic", a celebrity pro-am golf tournament that is played each May to raise money for St. Louis Children's Hospital. It was the first children’s hospital west of the Mississippi River and the seventh oldest in the country.

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