Simon Chapman is a journalist based in Melbourne, Australia, with a focus on local sports news. He writes for Nine Digital and his work has also appeared in The Conversation Australia + NZ and Radiowise Productions. Simon covers a range of sports, including tennis, rugby, cricket, and motorsports, providing updates, highlights, and in-depth analysis for sports enthusiasts.
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Simon Chapman's focus is primarily on local sporting events, particularly in the Melbourne area. He seems to have a strong interest in tennis, cricket, rugby, and motorsports. Given this emphasis on local sports and exclusive coverage of events, he may be receptive to pitches that offer unique insights or access to local athletes or behind-the-scenes perspectives.
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