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.
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By: Simon Briggs
THREE KEY FACTS Social media star Jake Paul defeated former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson by a unanimous decision
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Friday's big fight in Texas was, by any rational account, a sporting abomination. A degrading spectacle that pitted a puffed-up YouTuber with a big mouth against an ageing, broken, semi-delusional former champion.
By: Simon Briggs
Hopeless sporting romantics naively seeking one last moment of greatness from boxing legend were given their moment to dream in Texas
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The bout was a farce, but you can watch months of “proper” sport without experiencing a buzz like seeing Mike Tyson back in the ring.
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Anne Keothavong consoles Heather Watson following Great Brotain's exit - Getty Images/Nathan Stirk
Spain’s greatest tennis player lost only the second Davis Cup singles match of his career against Dutchman Botic van der Zandschulp
After losing what is likely to be his final professional match , Rafael Nadal said that he probably does not deserve to be selected again, even if Spain should come through their Davis Cup tie against Netherlands.
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Rafael Nadal was ushered into an earlier-than-expected retirement on Tuesday night, as the Netherlands overcame hosts Spain in one of the great Davis Cup shocks.
By: Simon Briggs
From his toes to his fingertips, every tiny movement the Spaniard made was designed to wreak havoc — and we loved it
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Great Britain's hopes of landing a maiden Billie Jean King Cup title came to grief on Tuesday when an unheralded Slovakian team
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