Frank Smith is a Content Producer at footballwhispers, with a background in sports journalism. He has previously worked as a Managing Editor at Twenty3, a Sports Editor at Newsquest, and has contributed to various publications including the Daily Mirror, Mirror, and The Hartford Courant. Frank's focus is on football-related content, covering topics such as player interviews, match analysis, and tournament updates.
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Context founder Frank brings a wealth of experience from both in house and agency roles and remains a hands on MD working alongside the rest of the team. He has led a number of international clients in telecoms and consumer tech including established brands and fledgling start-ups. He enjoys the outdoors whether walking in the hills or cycling.
By: Frank Smith
"We want to make the best possible fights for our fighters. It's never easy watching two fighters you represent because you can't pick sides. Our job is to deliver the best possible opportunity. This is a great fight. Rhiannon is coming off the back of that great win where she captured the World Title. Terri Harper has a lot more experience in the pro ranks than Rhiannon. Fair play to them both for taking this opportunity because a lot of people wouldn't go down this route and wouldn't take this chance. For us, we build the fighters up so we want to do it in-house, we want to make as many in-house fights as possible. We think it makes sense. When we build the profile, I think it makes a lot of sense to do it, and we'll be doing more of it down the line. You've seen it with Sunny Edwards vs. Galal Yafai on November 30th. It's a brilliant fight, and that's what we're going to continue to do. It's about making the best fighters possible and delivering for the fighters we represent."
This October we recognise Ageism Awareness day on Wednesday 9th. This provides an opportunity to draw attention to ageism in Australia and to begin to change community attitudes.
By: Frank Smith
Pro-Palestine supporters have taken to the streets in the South Korean capital Seoul for the second day in a row marking a year since the Israeli deadly war began in Gaza. Participants demanded the Israeli regime to end attacks on Lebanon and Gaza. Press TV correspondent Frank Smith reports from Seoul.
Dozens of South Korean National Assembly members have tabled a resolution, calling for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza. This is after Palestinian supporters condemned the participation of Israeli companies in a high-tech exhibition in the city of Daegu. They also protested against South Korea's continued cooperation with Tel Aviv.
By: Frank Smith
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