Daniel Altmaier reached the fourth round of the French Open in 2020 surprising many tennis fans. He reached his peak ranking of world number 53 in 2022.

Altmaier s one of the few players on the tour with a one-handed backhand. His idols growing up were Roger Federer and Stan Wawrinka. He is represented by management agency Starwing Sports. He is sponsored by Yonex. He has earned over $2 million in his career.

Daniel Altmaier’s Sponsors

Yonex

He has a head-to-toe sponsorship deal with Yonex. He uses Yonex racquets and wears Yonex apparel and shoes.

Jason Kubler was ranked world number 1 as a junior but after moving to the ATP tour, he has been dealing with a hereditary knee condition, which prevented him from reaching his full potential.  He underwent six knee surgeries. To protect his knee, Kubler played only on clay courts for several years.  

In 2022, he reached the Australian Open mixed doubles final with fellow Aussie Jaimee Fourlis. At Wimbledon, he reached the fourth round – his deepest run in singles at a grand slam. In 2023, he won the Australian Open doubles title with Rinky Hijikata. His sponsors are Asics, Babolat, and GO Markets. He has earned over $1 million in his career.

Jason Kubler’s Sponsors

Asics

Kubler has a clothing and shoe sponsorship contract with the Asics.  He was previously wearing Lotto clothing and shoes.

Babolat

Kubler has a racquet sponsorship contract with Babolat. He uses the Babolat Pure Aero racquet.

GO Markets

Go Markets is an Australian financial services company that offers forex trading services to clients.