Tunisian tennis player Mohamed Aziz Dougaz has carved out a unique path in professional tennis. Born on March 26, 1997, in La Marsa, Tunisia, he showed early promise in the sport and became one of his country’s top junior players.

As a junior, Dougaz achieved impressive results, reaching a career-high ranking of No. 46 in February 2015. His junior career included appearances at prestigious events like Junior Wimbledon, Australian Open, and French Open. He also claimed the African Junior Championship title, establishing himself as one of the continent’s top young talents.

Before turning professional, Dougaz took the collegiate route, attending Florida State University for three and a half years from 2016-2019. During his college career, he earned numerous accolades, including All-ACC First Team honors in both 2017 and 2018. He consistently played at the No. 1 position for the Seminoles and qualified for the NCAA Singles Championship in multiple years.

After turning professional in 2020, Dougaz has steadily climbed the ATP rankings. He achieved a career-high singles ranking of No. 192 in October 2024, making him one of only two players from Africa in the ATP Top 250. 

Mohamed Aziz Dougaz’s sponsors are Mizuno and Babolat. He has made less than $1 million in his career.

Mohamed Aziz Dougaz’s Sponsors

Mizuno

Mohamed Aziz Dougaz has a shoe and clothing sponsorship contract with Mizuno

Babolat

He has a racquet sponsorship deal with Babolat

The 23-year-old American tennis player Tristan Boyer has emerged as one of the most promising talents on the ATP tour making remarkable strides since turning professional. At 2025 Australian Open, he qualified for the main draw for the first time in his career.

College Years at Stanford

Boyer’s journey began at Stanford University, where he made an immediate impact during the 2020-21 season. As a freshman, he helped Stanford clinch their first Pac-12 championship since 2003, going undefeated in the conference tournament.

Professional Breakthrough

After leaving Stanford in March 2022 under the Pac-12 Graduation Benefits Program, Boyer faced early challenges with a bone edema injury in his left foot. However, his comeback story has been remarkable since February 2023.

2024 Season Highlights

• Won three ATP Challenger titles:
  • Yucatán Open (his first career title)
  • Campeonato Internacional de Tênis de Campinas
  • Montevideo Challenger
• Tied the record for most Challenger wins by an American in a single season (44)
• Became the first American to win three clay-court Challengers in a calendar year
• Reached a career-high ranking of No. 130 in November 2024

Sponsorships and Support

Boyer has embraced innovative funding approaches for his career, partnering with FANtium, a platform that allows fans to invest in athletes’ careers in exchange for a share of future prize money. He had a sponsorship contract with Babloat. He has earned less than $1 million in his career.

Tristan  Boyer Sponsors

Babolat

He has a head-to-toe sponsorship contract with Babolat