Paul McNamara is a Senior Sports Reporter specializing in local sports coverage in China and Hong Kong. With a focus on tennis, Paul provides in-depth analysis and reports on tournaments, players, and emerging talents in the region. His articles can be found in publications such as South China Morning Post SCMP, Newswav, and Cigalah Group.
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Paul McNamara's focus is predominantly on sports, particularly tennis and related events in China and Hong Kong. He covers live events extensively as well as ongoing stories within the sport.
Given his extensive reporting on specific sporting events, he would likely be interested in receiving updates or insights pertaining to upcoming tournaments, player performances, and any evolving narratives within the tennis world. If you have access to insider information about players' strategies or emerging talents from this region, it could pique his interest.
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By: Paul McNamara
‘If we did 30 years ago what we're doing now, we could be one of the world's best, but we've done nothing,' Andrew Wright says amid reforms
By: Paul McNamara
Governing body claim nothing new about rules dictating which tournaments players must play, and 2025 regulation changes favour competitors
By: Paul Mcnamara
Governing body claim nothing new about rules dictating which tournaments players must play, and 2025 regulation changes favour competitors.
By: Paul McNamara
The wing knows every remaining chance must be taken as city's team begin seven weeks of ‘solid preparation' ahead of 2025 Challenger Series
By: Paul McNamara
The 23-year-old, who is eyeing more progress following breakthrough in 2024, also reveals Ukrainian mum's struggle with conflict in homeland
By: Paul McNamara
Lorenzo Musetti and Jaume Munar enjoy straight-sets victories in Thursday's opening second-round matches
By: Paul McNamara
The 24-time grand-slam winner is ‘a danger for everybody', says Italian world No 17, who hopes to be ‘last one standing' at Hong Kong Open
By: Paul Mcnamara
The 24-time grand-slam winner is ‘a danger for everybody’, says Italian world No 17, who hopes to be ‘last one standing’ at Hong Kong Open.
By: Paul McNamara
The 20-year-old believes he is ‘not so far away' from the best after close-run defeat by mainland China's Jerry Shang
By: Paul Mcnamara
The 20-year-old believes he is ‘not so far away’ from the best after close-run defeat by mainland China’s Jerry Shang.
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