Rick Wright is a sports writer at the Albuquerque Journal. With a focus on competitive and professional sports, as well as arts and entertainment, he covers a wide range of topics including individual and team sports. Rick has been featured in Yahoo News, Rio Rancho Observer, retrofit, BLOX Digital, NewsBreak, Yahoo Sports, and WAVE.
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Rick Wright's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, particularly boxing and other athletic competitions in the Albuquerque area. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming sports events, profiles of athletes from New Mexico, and stories about local sports communities.
Given the strong emphasis on event coverage in his articles, he may be receptive to pitches that provide insights or access to upcoming sporting events within the region or unique angles on athlete profiles with ties to Albuquerque or New Mexico.
Pitches could include stories highlighting community engagement through sports programs, interviews with local athletes making an impact, and news surrounding significant developments within the New Mexico sports scene.
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Albuquerque welterweight defeats 'weird' Valenzuela; Cabral captures title belt
Leanna Martinez, a nurse and boxer from Cordova, faces Amanda Lovato on Saturday after a long journey of wins, losses, and resilience.
Martinez, a nurse, and Lovato, a nursing candidate, to meet in 4-round flyweight bout
She defeats Martinez in DSP main event; Villarruel, Medina, Achesa win easily
By: Rick Wright
Tom Jordan Sr. played in the majors, but his son Tommy's 1956 Little League World Series heroics became his greatest baseball thrill.
By: Rick Wright
A book, a documentary and surviving players come together this weekend to mark Roswell's 1956 Little League World Series title.
They should have walked him. When 12-year-old Tommy Jordan stepped to the plate to face Delaware Township, New Jersey, left-hander Roy
Nick Gjelaj spent 10 months fighting in Thailand. Now he's back and chasing a WBC Muay Thai U.S. featherweight title in Houston.
