Owen Slot is the Chief Rugby Correspondent at The Times. He covers a wide range of sports topics, including football, tennis, golf, and the Olympics, while also delving into the business side of sports and the intersection of sports with arts and entertainment. Owen's work has been featured in CODE, Stuff, and The Times.
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Owen Slot's focus is primarily on sports, particularly rugby and soccer. His coverage indicates a preference for event coverage and expert commentary. Therefore, he would likely be interested in insights or opinions from experts within the world of rugby and soccer, especially related to ongoing events or recent developments.
Given his focus on national (United Kingdom) content, pitches should align with this geographic scope where relevant. If you have expertise in rugby or soccer-related events, trends, or top-tier competitions such as the World Cup or Ryder Cup, your pitch is more likely to resonate with Owen Slot.
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By: Owen Slot
Lock may be able to offer England a harder edge but, in contrast with his predecessor, he is someone happier on the edge of the crowd
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Owen Slot meets the 49-year-old at his guest house in Cape Town with his new partner Étienne, having made peace with his sexuality
European schedule prevented Olympic hero from attending Reno annual summit this year but 1,200 competitors, aged six to 60, still descended on the city
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