Dominic Stricker knows the pressure of being the next big tennis star from Switzerland. He has to follow the footsteps of Roger Federer, one of the best to play the game. 

In 2020, Sticker won the junior singles and doubles titles at the French Open. In 2021, he won his first challenger title at  Lugano, Switzerland becoming the third youngest Swiss player after Roger Federer and Stan Wawrinka to win an ATP Challenger title.

Dominic Stricker’s current sponsors are Asics, Head, and Cornercard. 

Dominic Stricker’s Sponsors

Asics

Stricker has a clothing and shoe sponsorship contract with Asics. Asics is a Japanese company that makes sports equipment for a number of sports. 

Head

Stricker has a racquet sponsorship contract with Head. He currently uses the  Head Graphene 360+ Speed MP Racquets

Cornercard

Stricker became an ambassador for Cornercard in 2021. Cornercard specializes in credit cards, prepaid cards, and other financial services. 

Argentine tennis player Sebastian Baez is only 5 ft 7 inches tall. But he makes up for lack of height with his aggressive game. Baez had an impressive junior career in which he topped the ITF rankings. He also reached the junior French Open final in 2018.

Baez made a seamless transition to the ATP tour. In 2021, he won three challenger titles in a row. His favorite surface is clay, where he unleashes his powerful baseline game. He won his first title at the Estoril Open beating Frances Tiafoe. His current sponsors are Le Coq Sportif, Pulver and Yonex. He has earned over $2 million in his career.

Sebastian Baez’s  Sponsors

Le Coq Sportif

Baez has a clothing and shoe sponsorship contract with the French brand Le Coq Sportif. He was previously sponsored by Fila.

Yonex

Baez has a racquet contract with Yonex. He uses the Yonex VCORE 100 racquet.

Pulver

Pulver is a supplement brand that makes many products including whey protein.