Simon Brunsdon is a Deputy Editor at the WWOS website. He specializes in a wide range of sports topics, including cricket, NRL, AFL, and golf, and has extensive experience covering competitive sports, sports business, and sports marketing. Simon's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Stuff, Nine.com.au, Cigalah Group, and Nine Digital.
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Simon Brunsdon's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly cricket and tennis. Given his emphasis on event coverage, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches that offer insights or access related to ongoing sporting events such as tournaments, matches, or significant games.
As he mainly covers local Australian sports in Melbourne, Simon would be interested in receiving pitches related to local athletes' achievements or upcoming events in the area. Providing unique angles or exclusive interviews with players involved in Australian Open or other local tournaments could capture his interest.
Given the evolving nature of sports stories covered by Simon, providing timely updates about emerging talents and their performances may also resonate well with him.
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Simon Brunsdon Molik's plan to stop Kyrgios retiring Aussies in action John Cain Arena Jordan Thompson (27) v Nuno Borges - not before 1pm
'One of the most exceptional performances'
'First time I've seen this'
Simon Brunsdon Ben Glover Sam Worthington Emily Patterson Liam O'Loughlin Allanah Sciberras Anna Pavlou Lachlan Harper and Zachary Gates
Simon Brunsdon Italian superstar Jannik Sinner drew raucous laughs from the Rod Laver Arena crowd with a cheeky sledge of tennis great John McEnroe on Thursday night.
Simon Brunsdon Damien McCartney Allanah Sciberras and Zachary Gates Round 3 - Key matches Rod Laver Arena
'I'm still not perfect'
Simon Brunsdon AFL icon defends former Carlton boss Australian footy icon Mick Malthouse has defended former Carlton president Luke Sayers after the latter quit amid a lewd photo scandal.
Healy named in Test squad
Simon Brunsdon Djokovic mystery that will define tournament Men's semi finals Rod Laver Arena
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