Simon Briggs is a Senior Feature Writer and Tennis Correspondent at the Telegraph Media Group. He covers a range of topics including tennis, sports business, and cryptocurrency, with a particular focus on major events like the Olympics and Wimbledon. Simon's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Irish Independent, The Sydney Morning Herald, and Yahoo Sports.
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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.
Considering the blend of entertainment news within his work indicates an openness to covering human-interest angles alongside pure sporting achievements. If you have heartwarming or impactful stories involving athletes that go beyond simple match results and statistics but touch upon human experiences or struggles within sports would likely grab Simon's attention.
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On the eve of this Australian Open, Andy Murray took a new angle on tennis’s GOAT debate.
By: simon briggs
A fresh rules controversy erupted at the Australian Open on Wednesday involving world No 2 Iga Swiatek after she won a point despite hitting the ball after a double bounce.
By: Simon Briggs
simon briggs Emma Navarro protests to the umpire over the controversial call during her quarter-final defeat against Iga Swiatek - AP/Asanka Brendon Ratnayake
By: Simon Briggs
Aimee Gibson and Catherine Rose won the Red Bull Rally Pro tournament in Australia
By: simon briggs
American veteran Madison Keys stopped the Iga Swiatek train in spectacular style, coming from behind to edge a three-set epic by the smallest margin possible.
By: Simon Briggs
Novak Djokovic retired from his semi-final against Alexander Zverev after just one set - James Ross/Shutterstock
By: Eugene Allen, Simon Briggs
Winner of this match will face Alexander Zverev in the final on Sunday, after Novak Djokovic retired with injury in today’s earlier semi-final.
By: simon briggs
Emma Raducanu has parted company with another coach after Nick Cavaday stepped down from his role amid health concerns.
By: Simon Briggs
Jannik Sinner will face Alexander Zverev in the final - Getty Images/Clive Brunskill
By: Simon Briggs
“Is the ‘Happy Slam' becoming the crappy slam?” So asked one Aussie comrade from the press room, after Novak Djokovic had shuffled off Rod Laver Arena to the accompaniment of boos
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