Sacha Mirzabegian is a Sports Journalist at WWOS. He covers a wide range of themes including competitive sports, sports business, and sports broadcasting, with a particular focus on tennis, football, basketball, the Olympics, and the NFL. Sacha's work has been featured in Cigalah Group, Stuff, Nine.com.au, and Nine Digital.
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Sacha Mirzabegian's coverage focuses primarily on local sports, particularly in the Melbourne area. The articles cover a range of sports including football, Formula 1, boxing, basketball and Olympics-related news. With an emphasis on event coverage and evolving stories within the world of sports, Sacha would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to breaking local sporting events or ongoing developments within Victoria and Melbourne-based teams or athletes.
Given their focus on local sports stories with specific mentions of individual players and incidents such as concussions and team disputes, potential outreach could include providing exclusive insights from players or coaches involved in these events. Additionally, if you have unique angles on how global sporting trends are impacting the local scene or can offer behind-the-scenes perspectives on controversies mentioned in their articles (such as unwritten rules broken by athletes), Sacha may find value in your pitch.
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'He's got people talking'
Sacha Mirzabegian The 'cold call' that secure Bellamy for Blues It was the cold call that solidified Laurie Daley's first win in his second tenure as NSW coach before a ball had been kicked.
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'Not here by luck'
Sacha Mirzabegian Wallabies back on international radar
Sacha Mirzabegian Pallister wins gold at World Short Course Champs
Cummins explains 'tough' Boland call Australia v India - Third Test
Sacha Mirzabegian Fury uppercut ends Whyte John Fury will not be in his son's corner for this weekend's world heavyweight title showdown with Oleksandr Usyk , according to the British fighter's trainer.
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