Martin Gabor is a Sports Reporter at various esteemed publications, including The West Australian and Daily Mail. He covers a wide array of topics within the realm of sports, with a focus on international sports leagues, major tournaments, and the intersection of sports with healthcare and marketing. Martin's insights and expertise have also been featured in outlets such as FOX SPORTS Australia and Sky News Australia.
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Martin Gabor's focus is primarily on event coverage within the sports domain, with a clear emphasis on tennis and cricket, particularly related to Australian players. His articles often revolve around specific events such as matches and tournaments.
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By: Martin Gabor
Will Warbrick's Storm career has come to a heartbreaking end after the high-flying winger was taken from the field on a medi-cab with a suspected ruptured achilles.
Martin Gabor Will Warbrick's Storm career has come to a heartbreaking end after the high-flying winger was taken from the field on a medi-cab with a suspected ruptured Achilles.
By: Martin Gabor
One of the softest penalty calls of the year has outraged Trent Robinson as his Roosters held on to all but end Melbourne's season.
Roosters coach Trent Robinson says the decision to penalise Nat Butcher for a high tackle on Friday night was “completely laughable” as his side overcame a poor attacking performance to grind their way to a win over the Storm.
By: Martin Gabor
The Eels have missed out on another target for 2027 with the Storm making a call on Jack Howarth's future.
Storm centre Jack Howarth is set to remain at the club in 2027 despite speculation that he would be released from the final year of his deal to join the Parramatta Eels.
By: Martin Gabor
Big Eels blow as Storm block transfer move, star addresses speculation
It took the try of the year and a remarkable put down for the Roosters to extend their ridiculous NRLW winning streak, but only after the Raiders pushed them to the limit with poor goal kicking costing them dearly.
By: Martin Gabor
The Raiders have fallen short of pulling off the upset of the year, but it took the try of 2026 for the Roosters to hold them off.
By: Fox League, Martin Gabor
Roosters juggernaut rolls on... but Raiders feeling green after two contentious calls — NRLW Wrap
