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.
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'You must be kidding'
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'For me it's the simplest way'
'Don't panic because you'll die'
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Smith taking on NSW Open
Simon Brunsdon What Uzzy learnt from tragic Hughes passing COMMENT: In 15 years as a sports journalist I couldn't even give you a rough guestimate as to how many stories I've written or events I've covered.
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