In an era dominated by Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Novak Djokovic, Stan Wawrinka has carved out a name for himself with his offensive baseline game and one-handed backhand. He has won three grand slam singles titles in his career.

Nicknamed, Stan The Man and Stanimal, he has spent his entire career in the shadow of his more popular and accomplished countryman Roger Federer. Wawrinka carried the Swiss flag at the 2012 London Olympics opening ceremony.

Wawrinka is represented by Star Wing Sports. His sponsors include Yonex, ROKiT, Audemars Piguet, Jetcraft, Evian, Swiss Education Group, and TGV Lyria. He has made more than $40 million in his career.

Stan Wawrinka’s Sponsors

Yonex

In addition to wearing Yonex apparel and shoes, Wawrinka also uses Yonex racquets. His current racquet is the Yonex VCORE Pro 97.  He wears Yonex Power Cushion Eclipsion 2 shoes.

ROKiT

ROKiT is a telecommunications company challenging the status quo, offering handsets with premium smartphone technology and entertainment packages.  The company also has sponsorship agreements with Johanna Konta,  Gaël Monfils,  and Sam Querrey.

Audemars Piguet

Audemars Piguet is a Swiss manufacturer of luxury mechanical watches and clocks headquartered in Le Brassus, Switzerland. Wawrinka wears the watches during trophy presentation ceremonies, and in his off-court appearances.

Jetcraft

Aviation company Jetcraft signed up Wawrinka several years ago.  Wawrinka loves to travel in private jets as he moves from tournament to tournament during the year.

Evian

Evian signed a partnership deal with Wawrinka in 2019. Evian is a mineral water manufacturer owned by the French company Danone.

Swiss Education Group

The Swiss Education Group AG is a for-profit company and an alliance of five separate Swiss Hospitality Schools and six campuses in Switzerland.

TGV Lyria

Warinka is a brand ambassador for TGV Lyria. TGV Lyria runs railway service connecting France and Switzerland.

18-year old Amanda Anisimova has signed a long-term deal with Nike.  With Serena Williams and Sharapova nearing retirement, Nike has signed the up-and-comer to a deal worth $100 million dollars.

Sharapova’s 8-year $70 million deal is about to expire shortly. Sharapova was one of the most marketable athletes for more than a decade but injuries and age have slowed her down in recent years.

Anisimova’s immense potential, combined with her good looks have had sponsors circling her all year. She is represented by talent agency IMG, as is Sharapova.

Anisimova reached the semifinals at Roland Garros this year, beating Simona Halep in the quarterfinals.  She also won her first title in Bogota, Colombia.