Simon Briggs is a Senior Feature Writer and Tennis Correspondent for Telegraph Media Group. With a focus on tennis, Simon provides in-depth coverage of the sport, including interviews with players, analysis of matches, and predictions for upcoming events. His work has been featured in various publications and he is a regular guest on the @TennisPodcast.
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Simon Briggs focuses predominantly on sports, particularly tennis, with a specific emphasis on events and evolving stories related to high-profile players. To effectively pitch him, consider offering unique insights or access to exclusive interviews with players like Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, or emerging stars such as Luke Littler.
Given the prominence of event coverage in his articles, timely pitches about ongoing tournaments and major competitions may resonate well with Simon. Additionally, given his focus on national (United Kingdom) content around Wimbledon and other UK tennis events could be of particular interest.
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By: Simon Briggs
If the future of the world was at stake, who would I pick to play a winner-takes-all match?
By: Simon Briggs
A hundred Star of David flags fluttered in the drizzle at the Bozsik Stadium on Thursday, as Israel's footballers sang the wistful words of the national anthem: “Jewish glances turning East / To Zion fondly dart.”
By: simon briggs
Fifty years ago this winter, an unassuming fellow from Birmingham walked to the middle of Brisbane's Woolloongabba Stadium.
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By: Simon Briggs
With the help of a biomechanist to fix her serving yips, the new world No 1 has turned a weakness into a formidable weapon
Portia Archer says she ‘misspoke' and intended to say that the WTA ‘respect the values [of Saudi Arabia], even if they differ from other countries' - Matthew Stockman/Getty Images
Exclusive: US Open finalist believes her sport is taking a shrewder approach to Saudi investment in bid to avoid golf-like split
By: Simon Briggs
Following criticism regarding sportswashing former British No1 bemoans attendance at the end-of-season event
By: Simon Briggs
Shortly before Saturday's opening match in Riyadh, the PA system played a sort of mission statement for the WTA Finals, delivered in the aspirational tone of a wealth-management ad.
By: simon briggs
Novak Djokovic has withdrawn from next week's ATP Finals in Turin with an unspecified injury, making this the first year since 2001 when there will be no member of the “Big Three” at the event.
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