Jude Bolton

Jude Bolton is a former AFL player for the Sydney Swans, turned broadcaster who has made a successful transition into media following his 15-year career in the Australian Football League. With his in-depth knowledge of the game, charismatic personality, and engaging commentary style, Bolton has become a highly respected figure within the football community and a popular choice for various television and radio networks.

Drafted at selection number 8 in the 1998 National Draft, Jude Bolton made his AFL debut in round 12, 1999.  Over the course of a magnificent career which spanned 325 games in fifteen seasons, he became not only one of the greatest players ever to wear the red and white, but the consummate team man with infectious enthusiasm and a genuine love of the football club and everyone in it – as evidenced by the fact that he is a three time winner of the Swans Best Clubman award, in 2005, 2006 and 201. Jude was an integral member of the 2005 Premiership team, and one of only four members of that history-making side also to play in the 2012 Grand Final victory. Jude announced his retirement in August 2013 and played his last game for the red and white in the Preliminary Final against Fremantle. He will forever be revered as a champion of the Sydney Swans football club, both on and off the field.  Jude Bolton was inducted into the Swans Hall of Fame in 2017.

Bolton is the current co-host of Drive Triple M Sydney with Gus Worland & Wendell Sailor and is also as part of their Triple M Footy Commentary team.  Bolton also works with the Seven Network as part of their AFL Commentary team and doing an AFL news segment on Sunrise weekends.

A prominent speaker & MC is sought after for appearances.  A father to two girls with wife Lynette, they live in Sydney.