Philip Bendon is a Content Creator at Rugbydump. He specializes in covering competitive sports, with a focus on team sports and various sports disciplines. Philip's work has been featured in RugbyPass, Rugby365.com, and FLORUGBY.
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Philip Bendon's coverage focuses heavily on rugby, with a strong emphasis on event coverage. He is likely to be interested in pitches that provide unique insights, interviews, or analysis related to ongoing rugby tournaments, team performance, and player dynamics. Pitches offering exclusive access to players or coaches involved in high-profile matches may capture his attention.
Given the nature of Philip’s articles which are predominantly focused on events and live updates from matches, he would be most responsive to pitches that align with ongoing tournaments and major developments within the world of rugby. If you have access to behind-the-scenes information about teams or players involved in these events, it could make for compelling pitching material.
As there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Philip's coverage area but considering the nature of sports being covered (rugby), highlighting relevant connections between international teams or players might also pique his interest.
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By: Philip Bendon
‘It's kids' round': Ruben Love apologises after referee reprimand for on-field outburst Share
Cheslin Kolbe is reportedly on the verge of a sensational return to the DHL Stormers in a move that would bring one of South African rugby's most decorated players back to Cape Town.
‘It's kids' round': Ruben Love apologises after referee reprimand for on-field outburst Share
Ireland international Joey Carbery has confirmed his return to Irish rugby ahead of next season, with a new deal to re-join Leinster Rugby.
Sebastian Vermeulen has always been hard to miss. Now, one of South African schoolboy rugby's most recognisable figures is preparing for the next step.
Clayton McMillan's first season in charge came to a close in Pretoria with his side feeling the force of a rampant Vodacom bulls out 45 – 14.
Johan Ackermann's Vodacom Bulls took the next step in their bid to secure a maiden United Rugby Championship crown with a 45 – 14 win over Munster at Loftus Versfeld.
John Dobson's DHL Stormers saved their coaches blushes with a 34 – 21 victory over Cardiff at the DHL Stadium in Cape Town. ADVERTISEMENT
For the seventh consecutive season, the Gallagher PREM will crown a new champion when Northampton Saints and Exeter Chiefs meet at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham on June 20.
Imperfect South Africa enjoy early season tune-up against Barbarians Share
