Tennis/Women

Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) Continues Investing In Tennis 

May 23, 2024

Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) has continued its concerted drive in the tennis sponsorship landscape;…

What Emma Raducanu’s Meteoric Ascent Means For Luxury Brands In Asia?

September 27, 2021

Emma Raducanu’s fairytale rise to sporting stardom is poised to make her one of the most…

Panasonic Taps Into Naomi Osaka’s Values With Latest Endorsement

June 24, 2021

Japanese tennis star Naomi Osaka has added another brand to her burgeoning endorsement portfolio after signing…

Louis Vuitton Seals Unusual Deal with Naomi Osaka

January 16, 2021

Luxury label Louis Vuitton - not known for its sponsorship investments - has secured a 7-figure…
Shiseido China Sports Sponsorships

Shiseido CEO Reveals Sponsorship Growth Plan: Logical Business Fundamentals Support

September 14, 2019

Japanese cosmetics brand Shiseido has begun to spend deeper in Sponsorship over the last few years, and - with some analysis - the firm has the right corporate…
Naomi Osaka

SportPro Ranks Japan’s Naomi Osaka As 2019’s Most Marketable Athlete

August 23, 2019

Earlier this week, SportsPro has named Japanese tennis sensation Naomi Osaka as the world’s most marketable athlete for 2019.
Shiseido WTA Finals

Japanese Cosmetic Giant Shiseido Widens Its Sponsorship Reach In Tennis

July 18, 2019

Japanese cosmetics company Shiseido is set to become the title sponsor of the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) Finals in Shenzhen.
Naomi Osaka Mastercard

Naomi Osaka’s Global Appeal Makes Her An Easy Choice For Mastercard

June 2, 2019

Mastercard has secured Japanese tennis player Naomi Osaka as one of its global ambassadors, reflecting the opportunity the brand sees in Asia.
Naomi Osaka

Nike Usurps Adidas For Tennis Star Naomi Osaka

April 9, 2019

Women’s tennis sensation Naomi Osaka has negotiated a fresh sponsorship deal with Nike, ending her association with Adidas.
WTA China

Zhengzhou Open Replaces Connecticut Open In WTA Roster

February 5, 2019

The Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) has revealed a new tournament in Zhengzhou, China will replace the Connecticut Open on this year’s roster.