Alan Dawson is a Combat Sports Editor at Give Me Sport. He specializes in boxing and MMA, with a strong focus on investigative journalism exploring the intersection of organized crime in the sport. Alan's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Insider, Yahoo News, and Business Insider, showcasing his extensive coverage of major combat sports events and his insights into the broader sports landscape.
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Alan Dawson's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly UFC and poker. Given his interest in evolving stories and event coverage related to athletes, reaching out with pitches about exclusive interviews or insights into high-profile events within the UFC or poker world might be effective.
Dawson also features profile pieces, so if you have a compelling human-interest story involving notable personalities from these sports, it may capture his attention.
While there is minimal mention of geography in Dawson's focus, given the global nature of UFC and poker events, he may appreciate international perspectives on these topics.
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No, he didn’t name Jon Jones 😅
By: Alan Dawson, Aaron Morris
Caitlin Clark is part of an ownership group looking to bring an NWSL expansion team to Cincinnati, and the deal could cost as much as £79million.
By: Aaron Morris, Alan Dawson
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark is part of an NWSL expansion team bid that could cost around $100million, with hopes of bringing a women's soccer side to Cincinnati
Conor McGregor will not serve jail time despite losing an assault case because it was a civil trial and not a criminal trial.
Nikita Hand, who accused Conor McGregor of sexual assault during a two-week trial, had her home broken into before the trial.
A civil jury in Dublin ruled Friday that UFC star Conor McGregor must pay $257,000 to the woman who accused him of raping her.
MSNBC is under-fire for a headline that said: "Laken Riley's killer never stood a chance." Podcaster and UFC commentator Joe Rogan is the latest to comment.
A watch stolen as part of a raid on NFL star Travis Kelce's home last month has been returned to the Kansas City Chiefs player after it was found more than 1,400 miles away
By: Alan Dawson
This could be explosive 💥
One of boxing’s best fighters today, David Benavidez, doesn’t want to see Mike Tyson fight ever again. “I don’t want to see Mike Tyson fight no more,” Benavidez told World Boxing News and other reporters this week in Downtown Los Angeles.
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