Aaron Atayde

Aaron Joshua "Josh Strike" Atayde (born March 10, 1986) is a DJ, TV host, and sports anchor for ABS-CBN Sports' coverage of the UAAP. He is now sports anchor for UFL on AKTV and doing courtside reportage for PBA.

Aaron Atayde
Born	Aaron Joshua Atayde March 10, 1986 (1986-03-10) (age 39) [Glendale California ]
Other names	Josh Strike
Education	De La Salle University
Occupation(s)	DJ, Sportscaster, TV Host
Years active	2007–present

Life and career

Atayde is a son of Tony Atayde Sr., former La Salle track and field and basketball player.

Atayde is a graduate of AB Communication Arts in De La Salle University.^[1] He started his career as a courtside reporter for UAAP Seasons 70 and 71 for Adamson University Soaring Falcons.^[2] After serving for 2 years, he went-on to be part of the play-by-play panel since 2009.

He hosts the Quick-E technology show for Studio 23.^[3]

Atayde started out as one of the Junior Jocks of Magic 89.9 radio for the year 2007. He uses the moniker, "Josh Strike".^[4]

He has done courtside reporting for PBA on AKTV and being the main presenter of UFL.

He was also one of the host for "SLAMRadioPH", A weekly podcast about the PBA in slamonlineph.com.

Filmography

TV

• Wildcard (2008–2010)
• Quick-E (2009–2010)
• Pa-Bida Ka! (2010–2011)
• PBA on AKTV (2011–2014)
• UFL (2011–2013)
• NCAA on Sports5 (2012-2014)
• PBA Money Ball: Dribol of Da Pipol (2014)
• PBA on TV5 (2014–present) as commentator
• Sports5 Center (2015–2017) as co-host
• Rio Olympics Special Coverage on TV5 (2016)
• SportsCenter Philippines (2017–2020) as Sports news anchor
• Geeks and Gamers Guide (2020–2022)

Radio

• The Strike Zone (2007–present)
• Magic Weekend (2008–present)
• The Rundown (2015–present)
• Magic 30 (2008–2011)

See also

• ABS-CBN Sports
• Sports5