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George X (talk show host) (Jorge Bribiesca Ayala) was born on 1974 in Distrito Federal, is an A mexican emigrant to the United States. Discover George X (talk show host)'s Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 50 years old?

Popular As Jorge Bribiesca Ayala
Occupation television host
Age 50 years old
Zodiac Sign Aquarius
Born 23 January, 1974
Birthday 23 January
Birthplace Distrito Federal
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1920

His father Jorge Bribiesca Castañeda (1920–1997) was an accomplished guitar professor who also played with several Trios and Quartets in the 70's being the most famous Guitarras Mexicanas with Ramon Dona-Dio.

He performed in several movies and Television shows alongside actors such as Wolf Ruvinskis and Cuco Sanchez.

George X's uncle Salvador Bribiesca was a talented and respected painter and founder of the Instituto de Arte Bribiesca (Bribiesca Arts Institute) in Mexico City.

Given his impressive realistic style, he was a sought after artists by celebrities and politicians for personal portraits.

His second uncle was legendary composer and guitarist Antonio Bribiesca, famous in Mexico in the 60's and 70's for his unique style of playing traditional Mexican music on the guitar.

He starred in several films, radio and television shows including La Hora Max Factor and El show de Paco Malgesto.

Some of his accomplishments include winning Golden records and the "Microfono de Oro" awards.

1974

Jorge Bribiesca Ayala (born January 23, 1974), better known as George X (pronounced as the letter "X" and not "ten") (born January 23, 1974) is a Mexican television show host specialized in action sports and Mixed Martial Arts.

George X is the Spanish-language announcer of the X Games for ESPN Deportes and play-by-play commentator for the Mixed martial arts promotion company Bellator Fighting Championships.

George X was born in Mexico City on January 23, 1974.

The son of Aurelia Ayala a homemaker and guitar professor Jorge Bribiesca Castañeda.

George X grew up in the northern district of Mexico City and at the age of 11 relocated to Guadalajara, Jalisco.

Shortly after moving, George X started training Tae Kwon Do, a Korean Martial art.

After 3 years in the sport he earned the black belt 1st dan degree.

In High School, George X excelled in graphic design and media.

He became a popular cartoon designer and school radio and television host/producer.

George X started his television career behind the camera.

His first job was at Televisa Guadalajara Channel 4 as a graphic design assistant where he created several show logos, storyboards and promos.

1980

He died in 1980 but his music is still enjoyed by millions.

1995

In the summer of 1995 he became the host of the kids game show Super Acción.

The show was cancelled after 2 years on the air.

Later on, George X joined the production team of the edgy action sports and music show Generacion X.

The show was produced by film director and Producer Fernando Lebrija Amar a morir.

1998

Between 1998 and 2000 he worked with producers Fernando Lebrija and Miguel Angel Fox as art director for several shows including:

2000

Between 2000 and 2003 George X worked for Televisa Deportes as a special event correspondent, adventure reporter and segment host.

2001

While working for Televisa in 2001, George X gained national notoriety in Mexico as he covered Super Bowl XXXV dressed as an American football player.

2004

In 2004 George X hosted the controversial Fear Factor-like series Gana la Verde for Liberman Broadcasting in Los Angeles, where winning contestants were promised legal representation to get a Green Card.

In addition, George X hosted 3 seasons of the award-winning show Reto Final Nissan for Fox Deportes, where he had to reunite international soccer stars and get them to play a televised rematch.

George X comes from a family of artists.

Since 2004 George X has covered the X Games for ESPN Deportes as on-site reporter and play-by-play commentator and blog writer.

Some of the events covered and athletes interviewed by George X are:

In 2004, George X hosted 85 episodes of the controversial reality television series Gana la Verde for KRCA Liberman Broadcasting in Los Angeles, CA. In this Fear Factor style program contestants endured tough physical challenges in order to become eligible for legal representation to get a Green Card.

Despite its popularity and high ratings, the show was criticized by immigrant-rights advocates and competitive networks for creating false hope and talking advantage of the contestants' precarious conditions.

George X hosted 3 seasons of the soccer-adventure reality series Reto Final Nissan for Fox Deportes.

Each season showcased a soccer rivalry between two countries or clubs.

In 5 weeks George X traveled across the world tracking down the actual players who participated in some of the rivalry's most memorable games and invited them to play a rematch.

2007

In 2007, the show won the Imagen Award for best foreign language program and a Naamic Vision Award.

Some of the players interviewed by George X were:

George X was the Spanish-language play-by-play commentator for the Mixed Martial Arts organization Bellator MMA.

George X's broadcast partner was former King of the Cage Heavyweight Champion, Manny Rodriguez.