From the USA Masters Golf in 2007, to Japan for the 2002 World Cup, to BBC Sports Personality of the Year, to the sports news on BBC Breakfast, Chris is recognised as one of television's most popular sports presenters.
Before moving to BBC Breakfast, Chris was sports presenter for BBC News 24 and also reported for Grandstand and Football Focus. He began his career at Sky Sports in 1994, followed by spells at Channel One, GMTV, Meridian and Channel 5.
A talented sportsman, Chris played football for QPR and Aldershot. (His father is John Hollins MBE, the former Chelsea, Arsenal, QPR and England footballer.) He also took part in Sky One's The Match, playing a full 90 minutes on the celebrity side.
After graduating from Tonbridge School in 1989, he attended the University of Durham and later Oxford University where he gained a Cricket Blue.
Chris has appeared in a cameo role in the feature film Run Fat Boy Run; an experience that he thoroughly enjoyed.
Always up for a challenge, Chris took part in BBC1's Celebrity MasterChef and learnt a whole ice skating routine for BBC1's New Year's Eve celebrations!
Chris has recently co-hosted BBC Breakfast and is also a new presenter for BBC1's Cash in the Attic.
- Cash in the Attic - BBC1
- BBC Breakfast - BBC1
- Celebrity MasterChef - BBC1
- The Match - Sky One
- Grandstand - BBC1
- Football Focus - BBC1
- BBC Sports Personality of the Year - BBC1
- BBC News 24
- Run Fat Boy Run - Film (cameo appearance)