New favorite ABC News Breakfast sports host, Tony Armstrong, oozed his personality in a Stellar magazine post this week.
The AFL star, 32, talks about his transition from the pitch to television, saying he doesn’t feel nervous on screen because ‘we were just talking on TV’.
He said in the issue to be released on Sunday, that he ‘didn’t realize the gravity of what I was doing, but that took the pressure off’.
ABC News Breakfast sports host Tony Armstrong (pictured) let his personality shine in a Stellar magazine post this week.
Tony continued: ‘When I’m playing sports, I’m not safe and I’m not safe. Maybe I didn’t believe in myself well enough.
‘When you want something too much and you try so hard, maybe you just need to push it back a little bit. What I’m doing now, I know I’m good enough.
‘But I also don’t think too much about something if it goes wrong. In fact, I rely on it. I love when things don’t go as planned. Because we don’t save lives. We’re just talking on TV. ‘
The AFL star talks about his transition from the pitch to television, saying he doesn’t feel nervous on screen because ‘we were just talking on TV’
He said in the issue, which will be released on Sunday, he ‘didn’t realize the appeal of what I was doing, but that took the pressure off’
The interview will be printed with a photo shoot by photographer Steven Chee, in which Tony dresses to impress while showing off his goofy personality.
The leggy player shared a climax of his cover shoot to Instagram on Thursday with the caption: ‘Absolutely, definitely, for sure, feel natural in this photo session and definitely don’t pronounce it wrong Hermes.’
It happened after Tony left the set of ABC News Breakfast after an incident on the air that left him with possible injury.
The interview will be printed with a photo session by photographer Steven Chee, in which Tony dresses to impress while showing off his goofy personality.
The leggy player shared a climax of his cover shoot to Instagram on Thursday with the caption: ‘Absolutely, definitely, for sure, feel natural in this photo session and definitely don’t pronounce it wrong Hermes’
The former AFL player was involved in an discouraging segment in which he attempted to learn Irish dance before the national Eireborne tour.
As Tony brawled on set, his co-star Michael Rowland said he ‘wouldn’t be happy until I saw Tony Armstrong do one of those high kicks’.
Tony then performed a spectacular high kick in front of the crew, before stumbling as the hosts laughed and cheered in amazement while he joked about injuring his hamstring.
It happened after Tony left the set of ABC News Breakfast after an incident on the air that left him with possible injury. Tony performed a spectacular high kick in front of the entire crew, before stumbling as the hosts laughed and cheered in amazement. (Pictured next to the Irish dancers starring in Eireborne)
Tony cemented his new star status as he won the Graham Kennedy Award for Favorite New Talent at this year’s Logie Awards.
Last month, he announced he was retiring after seven years away from the AFL, having played for Adelaide, Sydney and Collingwood.
The sports star has signed with a local Victorian football club, Barwon Heads Seagulls, for the remainder of the 2022 season.
Tony cements his new star status as he wins the Graham Kennedy Award for Favorite New Talent at this year’s Logie Awards
Source: | Dailymail.co.uk
