Reem Abulleil is an Egyptian freelance sports journalist who has contributed to various publications such as The National News, Arab News, CNN, Eurosport, and Yahoo Sports. With a focus on tennis, Reem covers a wide range of topics including player profiles, tournament analysis, and emerging talent in the sports world.
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Reem Abulleil's coverage predominantly centers around sports, with a specific emphasis on tennis and Arab athletes. Given this focus, she would likely be most receptive to pitches related to exclusive interviews or insights into upcoming events, major tournaments, and personal stories of athletes within these categories.
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Considering her extensive coverage of specific players like Rafael Nadal and Ons Jabeur, she might be open to features providing behind-the-scenes access or exclusive news about their training regimens or future plans.
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By: Reem Abulleil
Karim Bennani, Reda Bennani, and Malak El Allami are among a talented crop of Moroccan tennis players
By: Reem Abulleil
Quarter-final line-ups all set in New York
By: Reem Abulleil
Fritz, Navarro, Tiafoe reach semis on home soil
By: Reem Abulleil
Brit and American reach maiden Grand Slam semi-finals
By: Reem Abulleil
American rallies from a set and a break down to overcome Muchova
By: Reem Abulleil
No.12 seed is first American man to make Slam final since 2009
By: Reem Abulleil
Second seed bests Pegula for maiden US Open crown
By: Reem Abulleil
Top seed is first man from his country to win US Open singles title
By: Reem Abulleil
In a Grand Slam first for her country, the 18-year-old from Casablanca won the girls' junior doubles title - and will now study at Columbia University
By: Reem Abulleil
Belarusian secured third Grand Slam title of her career with victory in New York
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