Jordan Ellis is the MMA Lead at talkSPORT. He specializes in covering topics related to UFC, boxing, and competitive sports, with a keen focus on sports broadcasting and the business of sports. Jordan has been featured in Green Left Weekly, Bloody Elbow, EIN Presswire, and talkSPORT.
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Jordan Ellis' coverage predominantly focuses on event coverage and evolving stories within the sports and entertainment news realms, with a strong emphasis on UFC, boxing, MMA, fighters, and fight analysis. Jordan’s work suggests receptiveness to pitches involving exclusive insights into upcoming fights or behind-the-scenes developments within the fighting community.
Given the nature of his articles about specific events and individuals in combat sports, he may be more inclined towards sources who can provide detailed firsthand accounts or unique perspectives related to high-profile matches or personalities.
While there is no specified geographic focus for Jordan's work, it seems that he covers international events within the realm of combat sports. Therefore, relevant pitches should consider this broader scope when reaching out.
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Remember the name, Lone'er Kavanagh.
DongHun Choi completely lost his cool after winning a UFC contract.
By: Jordan Ellis
Muslim Salikhov scored a sensational spinning wheel kick knockout at UFC Macau.
Israel Adesanya doesn't want to be fighting at 40.
By: Jordan Ellis
UFC fans loved Petr Yan's reaction to a question about Sean O'Malley after his latest win.
By: Jordan Ellis
Joe Rogan is glad Mike Tyson emerged from his comeback unscathed.
By: Jordan Ellis
Jon Jones couldn't believe what he witnessed at the inaugural ‘Dirty Boxing' show.
By: Jordan Ellis
Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship [BKFC] continues to deliver ridiculously quick knockouts.
By: Jordan Ellis
Butterbean will want to forget all about his debut in PRIDE. The boxing legend – real name Eric Esch – became a fan favorite in the 1990s as people flocked to see his extraordinary knockout power.
Firas Zahabi thinks Tom Aspinall is the man to beat Jon Jones.
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