joined ESPN in November 2007. At ESPN, Fernández was reunited with many of his TV Azteca colleagues such as David Faitelson, Rafael Puente, Carlos Albert, and Ángel García Toraño. At ESPN, Fernández has covered three Summer Olympic Games (2008, 2012 and 2016), two FIFA World Cups (2010 and 2014), and two Pan American Games (2011, 2015). Fernández currently hosts various programs on ESPN, including Cronómetro, Los Capitanes, Fútbol Picante and Comex Masters with various journalists and former footballers. He also occasionally appears on other ESPN shows such as Toque Inicial, SportsCenter, and ESPN Radio Fórmula. He also commentates various football matches from various leagues and tournaments such as the UEFA Champions League and other football leagues and tournaments. Personal life Fernández has four children; José Ramón Jr. (born 1973), Juan Pablo (born 1978), María Asunción (born 1979) and Lorea (born 2006). He also has five grandchildren, all from his eldest daughter María Asunción. Fernández eldest son, José Ramón Jr. works as a journalist in Spain while his other son, Juan Pablo hosts ESPN Mexico morning sports show Toque Inicial. During his 70th birthday celebration on ESPN Mexico's program Los Capitanes , he revealed he was not present at any of his children's births due to his job. Fernández was covering the 1973 CONCACAF Championship in Haiti when José Ramón Jr. was born, he was in Argentina narrating the 1978 FIFA World Cup match between West Germany and Mexico when Juan Pablo was born, covering the 1979 Summer Universiade when María Asunción was born and covering the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany when his youngest child, Lorea was born. References External links Living people 1946 births Mexican journalists Male journalists Mexican television talk show hosts Mexican people of Spanish descent People from Puebla