Matt Floyd (born 30 November 1980) is a British broadcaster who works for Sky Sports. During his TV career, he has presented coverage of several major sporting events including the 2015 Cricket World Cup and the Indian Premier League. [1] He was the main television presenter of Cricket AM with Sarah-Jane Mee. [2]

Having joined Sky as a runner in 2004, Matt worked his way up to presenter and having got his big break, became a fixture of Sky’s award-winning cricket coverage. Aside from World Cups and IPL seasons, he hosted the Test Match Verdict show, England T20 Internationals and numerous county cricket outside broadcasts.

Dec 23, 2020 · Floyd deducted 1 point in round 6 for low blow.

3,807 Followers, 1,853 Following, 442 Posts - Matt Kabir Floyd (@mattkfloyd) on Instagram: "Sports Broadcaster @premierleague | @skysports | @sonysportsnetwork | X @mattkfloyd / Podcaster @injcpod / 🇮🇳 🇬🇧"

Matt Kabir Floyd is a sports and news broadcaster with 14 years of experience at Sky Sports before becoming freelance. He continues to work with a number of international broadcasters and is also an accomplished live event host.

Jan 28, 2025 · Gangster-turned-boxer Matt Floyd claims he has agreed to fight Tommy Fury in March. Fury was scheduled to return to the ring against former UFC welterweight title challenger Darren Till at Misfits ...

Jan 29, 2025 · Former gang leader and now boxer Matt Floyd has announced on social media that he's fighting Fury next, claiming the contest will take place at Misfits 21 on March 29.

Jan 28, 2025 · Matt Floyd is a former gang-leader-turned-boxer who claims a fight against Fury has been agreed. He says the pair will clash on March 29 at Wembley as part of a Misfits card.

Matt Floyd of Australia squared off against former WBC World Champion Sirimongkhon Lamthuam of Thailand for the vacant WBF World Light Heavyweight Title. Official Result of the bout on October 6th, was a Split Points decision win to Lamthuam.

Matt Floyd is a joint MBA/MPP degree candidate at Harvard University and David M. Rubenstein Fellow in the Center for Public Leadership, where he focuses on the intersection of decarbonization, economic development, and security.