Gordon Bray AM
Australia's ‘Voice of Rugby', Speaker & MC
Australia’s longest-serving sports commentator, Gordon Bray is renowned for his expertise, insight, and storytelling, he is a trusted voice in Australian sport and a sought-after corporate speaker and MC.
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Gordon Bray AM is Australia’s longest-serving active sports commentator and one of the nation’s most respected broadcasters, journalists, authors, and business ambassadors. With over 400 Rugby Internationals called, he is renowned as Australia’s Voice of Rugby.
Beginning his career with ABC Sport in 1969, Gordon quickly became known for his versatility, covering everything from Aussie Rules and hockey to wood-chopping and hot air ballooning. He has reported on 12 Olympic Games, four Commonwealth Games, and countless milestone Rugby Internationals, including the Wallabies’ 1984 Grand Slam, the 1996 three-Test series win in New Zealand, and the Rugby World Cup triumphs of 1991 and 1999.
Over a 25-year career with ABC Sport and subsequent stints with Ten and Seven Networks, Gordon has held the role of Chief Rugby Caller, cementing his reputation for expertise, insight, and unparalleled storytelling in Australian sports broadcasting.
