Marc Bazeley is a Journalism Tutor at [Employer]. He specializes in sports journalism, focusing on competitive sports and the business aspects of the sports industry, with a particular emphasis on team sports and various sports disciplines. Marc's work has been featured in Sky Sports, Manx Radio, and rugbyleaguehub.com.
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Hull, United Kingdom (Local)
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Marc Bazeley's articles almost exclusively focus on sports events, particularly cricket, rugby league, and rugby union. Given his extensive event coverage, he is likely to be most interested in pitches related to upcoming or ongoing sporting events. Consider pitching stories that provide insights into players' performances, team strategies, or any other angles that offer a unique take on the featured sporting events.
As Marc has not specified a geographic focus but works within the United Kingdom context; it would be prudent for PR professionals to ensure their pitches are relevant to this region when reaching out with story ideas.
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By: Marc Bazeley
GEORGE Williams is in a race against time to play for Warrington Wolves again after it was confirmed he will need surgery on a neck injury.
By: Marc Bazeley
WARRINGTON Wolves had to do it the hard way as they got back to winning ways with a 23-6 victory at home to Wigan Warriors in Super League.
Hull FC interim head coach Andy Last explains what makes 20-year-old fullback Logan Moy tick ahead of Sunday's clash with Toulouse.
By: Marc Bazeley
PNG Chiefs general manager Michael Chammas expects Willie Peters to make a big impact off the field as well as on it for the NRL's 19th club.
By: Marc Bazeley
IF Wigan's men were the kings of rugby league from the late 1980s to mid-1990s, then there can be little doubt the Warriors women are rapidly emerging as the sport's present-day queens.
Fewer than 60,000 were in attendance at Wembley, making it one of the lowest crowds since the Challenge Cup final returned there in 2007.
By: Marc Bazeley
A STRICTER salary cap is linked to income is coming to the Championship in 2027 after the second-tier's clubs unanimously agreed to changes.
By: Marc Bazeley
JOHN Cartwright will sit down next week to discuss whether he will extend his stay with Catalans Dragons beyond this season.
By: Marc Bazeley
Olly Ashall-Bott cast his spell in Castres to help Toulouse secure a first win over Catalans in the French leg of Magic Weekend.
By: Marc Bazeley
RICHARD Thewlis admits Huddersfield Giants still do not have a home venue sorted for next season, but insists an announcement is imminent.
