Ben Burrows is a News Editor at The Athletic. With a focus on sports, sports business, and sports marketing, he brings a wealth of experience from his previous role as Sports Editor at The Independent. Ben's work has been featured in notable publications including The New York Times, Yahoo Sports, and MSN.
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Ben Burrows' coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly football and boxing. He frequently provides event coverage, government announcements related to sports, and opinion editorials. This indicates that he is interested in real-time sporting events as well as the impact of governmental decisions on sports.
Given his interest in a variety of topics within the world of sports such as football leagues, tournaments like Champions League and Euro 2024, women's football along with specific athletes like Tom Brady and broader issues such as VAR implementation; offering insights into these areas could be valuable for outreach purposes.
It would also be beneficial to provide him with unique angles or opinions from experts within the field when reaching out about current events or developments in any given sport.
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Ben Burrows Sellers on live shopping platform Whatnot drove more than $8 billion in sales last year, the company announced in a financial recap of 2025 on Wednesday.
By: Ben Burrows
Ben Burrows Topps hopes it has created the hobby's newest chase in this golden age of insert cards after the debut of its "Alter Ego" set last month.
Beckham's first cards will arrive Thursday with the launch of 2026 Premier League Chrome
By: Ben Burrows
Brook, the white-ball captain, was disciplined for a late-night altercation with a bouncer in Wellington, New Zealand in October.
By: Ben Burrows
Four years after topping the podium in the inaugural competition in Beijing, the U.S. trio beat out Switzerland and China to take the title.
By: Ben Burrows
The 51-year-old, who chairs the LA28 Olympic Committee, already announced his intention to sell the business last month.
Woods hasn’t competed in a professional event since July 2024 at the Open Championship, where he missed the cut.
In recent years Brady has the been the target of supporter criticism amid poor performance on the field and off it.
By: George Caulkin, Ben Burrows
The new terms will tie the 20-year-old academy graduate down at St James' Park until 2032.
