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Passionate sports content professional | TNT Sports, Eurosport, MARCA, Crystal Palace FC, Tennishead and others.

Previous experience in many business and sporting high performance cultures, such as with Sir Clive Woodward's Hive Learning.

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Rob Hemingway’s Journalist Portfolio

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New Chelsea boss Graham Potter faces a mountain of issues to solve as his Stamford Bridge tenure ...

New Chelsea boss Graham Potter faces a mountain of issues to solve as his Stamford Bridge tenure ...

One clean sheet all season, a hastily-assembled squad and an owner set on shaking up English football. Welcom…

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US Open finale: Will Frances Tiafoe or Jessica Pegula land a home win? Can Carlos Alcaraz become ...

US Open finale: Will Frances Tiafoe or Jessica Pegula land a home win? Can Carlos Alcaraz become ...

The final few days of Grand Slam tennis in 2022 are upon us. From Novak Djokovic's deportation saga, to the r…

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Carlos Alcaraz, Casper Ruud or Rafael Nadal? Who needs what to win No. 1 race after US Open?

Carlos Alcaraz, Casper Ruud or Rafael Nadal? Who needs what to win No. 1 race after US Open?

The race to reach world No. 1 has taken another twist after Rafael Nadal bowed out of the US Open on Monday, …

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2022 US Open - John McEnroe tips Rafael Nadal to end year as world No. 1: 'He does things you can...

2022 US Open - John McEnroe tips Rafael Nadal to end year as world No. 1: 'He does things you can...

John McEnroe believes Rafael Nadal is "absolutely the favourite" to end the year as world No. 1 ahead of the …

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Cameron Norrie - 'I want to push towards world No. 1' - Players' Voice

Cameron Norrie - 'I want to push towards world No. 1' - Players' Voice

British No. 1 Cameron Norrie opens up on the challenge of leading the home charge at Wimbledon this summer, w…

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Alex de Minaur denies allegations of involvement in fake Covid-19 passport plot and confirms he i...

Alex de Minaur denies allegations of involvement in fake Covid-19 passport plot and confirms he i...

Alex de Minaur has denied reports linking him to a scandal involving fake Covid-19 certificates. Australian d…

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What are the 'weird' coaching pods at the Australian Open? What does Novak Djokovic think of Andy Murray sat courtside?

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By Rob Hemingway Verified
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It's the marmite topic that gets everyone talking, and there has been a seismic change seen at this year's Australian Open. For the first time ever in a slam - and in addition to the traditional boxes in the stands - four-person courtside 'pods' have been installed so that players can get live guidance from their coaching team during matches.
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Australian Open Day 4: Order of play, schedule, how to watch, when do Novak Djokovic, Aryna Sabalenka and Brits play?

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By Rob Hemingway Verified
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We are into the meat of the first week at the first major of 2025, and Day 4 in Melbourne promises a veritable feast for tennis fans. With all the action live on Eurosport and discovery+ once more, it might be one of those days for multiple screens with a raft of captivating matches set to unfold. We have got you covered here with the order of play, schedule, timings and who is playing. When do Djokovic, Sabalenka and Alcaraz play?
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Novak Djokovic opens up on missing Rafael Nadal tennis farewell - 'I feel bad I wasn't there'

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By Rob Hemingway Verified
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Novak Djokovic has admitted to feeling "bad" that he was unable to attend Rafael Nadal's farewell to tennis. The Spanish star said goodbye to the game in an emotional send-off at the Davis Cup Finals, as he represented his country for the final time. Things, however, didn't go exactly to plan, with Spain losing to the Netherlands in the quarter-finals, therefore depriving Nadal of the chance to go out on a winning note.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I worked for BBC Sport as a Feature Writer.

Why did you become a journalist?

Because sport and writing are my great passions!

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

I was Sports Editor for Exepose, Exeter University's student newspaper.