TOPSY OJO

Topsy Ojo is a former England International Rugby player, club legend for London Irish and now fast becoming one of the most in demand names in sports broadcasting.

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Topsy played rugby professionally for London Irish for 16 years, retiring in 2019 having scored the most tries (85) and highest number of appearances in the clubs history (301).

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An established commentator, presenter and analyst, Topsy has worked for ITV, C4, BT Sport and Amazon Prime Video. He is the co-host for the weekly Gallagher Premiership highlights show on ITV, as well as covering Live games as a pundit for both ITV and BT Sports coverage.

His broadcasting work also extends to the Heineken Champions cup on Channel 4 and the Autumn Nations series on Amazon Prime Video.  Topsy also is a regular radio commentator for 5 Live and TalkSport.

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This Autumn will see Topsy working on the Women’s rugby world cup coverage for ITV.

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Due to his legendary status with the club, Topsy is an ambassador for London Irish alongside being a trustee for the London Irish Foundation. He is also passionate and committed coach at St John’s School in Leatherhead and works as a mentor for children in partnership with Irwin Mitchell Solicitors.

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An accomplished corporate host, Topsy has partnered with many brands and companies including Charles Tyrwhitt, Guinness, and Irwin Mitchell.

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Away from Rugby, Topsy is the proud co-owner of The 301 Bar which is a converted Land Rover Defender that serves as a mobile bar that can often can be seen at London Irish on match days as well as at various festivals and events.