Nigel Chiu is a Sports Journalist at Sky Sports. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including individual and team sports, international leagues, and major tournaments, with a particular focus on competitive sports and the sports business. Nigel has been featured in various outlets such as Island FM, Black Country Radio, and Eurosport.
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Nigel Chiu's coverage primarily focuses on event coverage within the sports, particularly tennis and the Australian Open. He regularly reports on match outcomes and player performances during this major tournament. Pitching stories related to evolving narratives or providing exclusive insights into players' performance at the Australian Open may align with his reporting focus.
Given Nigel's dedication to covering live events in sports, he might be interested in receiving pitches around exclusive post-match interviews with athletes or expert analysis of ongoing matches at prominent tournaments such as the Australian Open.
While Nigel does not have a specific geographic focus, his content is centered around international sporting events like the Australian Open, suggesting an interest in global sports rather than location-specific stories.
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By: Nigel Chiu
An out-of-sorts Ronnie O'Sullivan was defeated 6-3 by Chinese rising star Chang Bingyu in the Wuhan Open semi-finals; O'Sullivan almost whacked his cue in frustration several times and was far from his best; 'The Rocket' was aiming to reach just his second ranking final this calendar year
By: Nigel Chiu
Defending champions Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka comfortably came through their first round matches; Alcaraz was playing his first singles match since April; watch the US Open live on Sky Sports Tennis and Sky Sports+, streaming service NOW and the Sky Sports app
By: Nigel Chiu
Kimi Antonelli could lose ground in the championship this weekend as he will start from the back in Sundays Italian Grand Prix; watch every session of the Italian GP live on Sky Sports, starting with Fridays practice sessions at 11.30am and 3pm
By: Nigel Chiu
Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc will run a new, upgraded engine at Monza this weekend; watch every session of the Italian GP live on Sky Sports F1, starting with Friday's practice sessions at 11.30am and 3pm
By: Nigel Chiu, James Galloway
Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc will run a new, upgraded engine at Monza this weekend; Hamilton hopeful home team can fight for the win; watch every session of the Italian GP live on Sky Sports F1, starting with Fridays practice sessions at 11.30am and 3pm
By: Nigel Chiu
Pierre Gasly claimed a shock pole position just one day after losing his Monaco Grand Prix podium; Gasly starts alongside George Russell for what could be a thrilling race; watch the Italian Grand Prix live on Sunday at 2pm on Sky Sports F1, with build-up from 12.30pm
By: Nigel Chiu
Championship leader Kimi Antonelli became the first Italian to win at Monza since 1966 after an incredible drive from 19th to first; Antonelli had stunning pace to come through the field, then later caught George Russell in the closing laps; Max Verstappen claimed his fifth podium of 2026
By: Nigel Chiu
Kimi Antonelli showed why he is championship leader after his superb win at Monza; but Antonelli and Mercedes still have hurdles to overcome in remaining races; watch every session of the Spanish Grand Prix at a new track in Madrid from this Friday, live on Sky Sports F1
By: Nigel Chiu
Ferrari scored just eight points last time out in Monza on a weekend they hoped Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc could fight for the win; watch every session of the Spanish Grand Prix at a new track in Madrid from this Friday, live on Sky Sports F1
By: Nigel Chiu
The Madring street circuit in Madrid is set to be a huge challenge for the drivers as Formula 1 enters the unknown this weekend; watch every session of the Spanish Grand Prix at a new track in Madrid from this Friday, live on Sky Sports F1
