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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Emma Raducanu overcame a partisan crowd to clinch a momentous victory - Getty Images/Daniel Derajinsk
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Emma Raducanu ended a decades-long jinx for Britain’s women with a spectacular performance, surely her finest since the 2021 US Open final, to defeat Diane Parry in front of a raucous French crowd.
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Simon Briggs Andy Murray's prospects of a satisfying Wimbledon finale have received a significant boost with the news that he will resume hitting in the next few days.
Simon Briggs It is not often that Rafael Nadal takes a beatdown on clay and declares himself delighted with the whole experience.
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Emma Raducanu sponsors include Evian, British Airways, HSBC and Nike - Getty Images/Julian Finney
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Emma Raducanu's unpredictable season continued to swing from lows to highs and back again as she went down by a 6-2, 6-2 scoreline in the first round of the Madrid Open to Maria Lourdes Carle, a 24-year-old Argentine with just one previous WTA Tour victory to her name.
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