Jake Nisse is a US reporter for the New York Post and has also written for publications such as GQ Magazine and MailOnline. His articles cover a range of topics including sports, entertainment, and current events. He is a former writer for The Daily Cardinal and his views expressed are personal.
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Jake Nisse's coverage heavily revolves around sports, encompassing football, MMA, and the NFL. His focus on evolving stories and breaking news indicates a preference for timely updates and real-time events in the sports world. Pitching event coverage of ongoing tournaments or developing stories within these sports could be particularly effective.
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Lionel Messi has broken his silence on Argentina's highly-chaotic Olympic soccer loss to Morocco on Wednesday.
By: Jake Nisse
Published: | Updated: has broken his silence on Argentina's on Wednesday.
Bryson DeChambeau has backed Tiger Woods to win another tournament, as he hailed the 48-year-old as 'probably the most influential figure in the game of golf.'
AC Milan legend Franco Baresi has praised Christian Pulisic's 'fantastic' first season at the club after the winger joined from Chelsea.
Lionel Messi has been branded a 'diving c***' and someone with 'the wrong arrogance' by a longtime Liverpool coach.
Reigning Olympic champions Canada have beaten New Zealand 2-1 in their opening women's soccer match after being caught spying on their opponents.
By: Jake Nisse
Reigning Olympic champions Canada have beaten New Zealand 2-1 in their opening women’s soccer match after being caught spying on their opponents.
Hulk Hogan visited the Detroit Lions on Thursday and hilariously dubbed head coach Dan Campbell his 'new tag team partner' as the pair filmed a promo video together.
By: Jake Nisse
Hulk Hogan visited the Detroit Lions on Thursday and hilariously dubbed head coach Dan Campbell his ‘new tag team partner’ as the pair filmed a promo video together.
Jim Harbaugh baffled NFL fans on Thursday as he compared the start of Chargers training camp to 'coming out of the womb. Harbaugh, 60, returned to the NFL ranks this offseason.
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