multi-sport editor
Abhishek Rajan is a multi-sport editor at EssentiallySports with eight years of industry experience. He began covering sports as a college writer and has since built a career shaped by his experienced understanding of the games.
Baseball was his first beat, drawn in by the presence of the iconic No. 99 in the Pinstripes. Over time, his coverage has expanded to tennis, where his admiration for Roger Federer’s artistry continues to inspire him, often revisiting Final 12 Days as a reminder of what makes champions endure. Away from the newsroom, Abhishek’s curiosity often leads him from analyzing match stats to exploring the latest in science, always seeking the details that connect a story to its audience.
French Open: Dealing With ‘Tension’, 17-YO Mirra Andreeva Heaps Praises on Conchita MartÃnez’s Vital Contribution to Her Growth
Conchita Martinez has been working with Andreeva since April and the teenager has shown significant improvement in her form.
‘Doesn’t Give Up’ ”“ Stefanos Tsitsipas Wary of the Silent Killer Matteo Arnaldi Ahead of French Open Showdown
This will be the first time ever that Stefanos Tsitsipas and Matteo Arnaldi will go head to head on the ATP tour.
French Open 2024: Frustrated Arthur Rinderknech Has Only Himself to Blame as Self-Inflicted Injury Proves Costly
Arthur Rinderknech was ahead in the game against Tomas Etcheverry when he had to withdraw because of a self-inflicted toe injury.
54-YO WTA Pro Confesses to Still Bearing Scars of Steffi Graf’s Dominance in a Brutally Honest Admission
Gabriela Sabatini and Steffi Graf had an intense rivalry in women's tennis in the late 80s and early 90s, and its effects are still felt.
Ons Jabeur Invites Trouble With Bold Remark on French Open Ignoring Iga Swiatek and Naomi Osaka’s Enthralling Contest
Ons Jabeur has been vocal about the lack of coverage of the women's game and the imbalance in the broadcast of men's and women's matches.
‘I Would Fake Stomach Aches’ ”“ Devastated Nick Kyrgios Opens Up on Childhood Trauma That Stayed With Him Over the Years
Nick Kyrgios has never shied away from clearly stating that he is not much into training and he doesn't regret it at all.
