GSE Worldwide To Represent Sofia Kenin

GSE Worldwide signed a global agreement to represent Sofia Kenin. Kenin broke up with Top Five Management just a few days ago. Her former management company cited the “difficulty with the athlete’s environment” as the reason for the split.

GSE Worldwide is an athlete representation and sports marketing firm. The company represents athletes in a number of sports including golf, football, and tennis.

The tennis players currently represented by GSE include Genie Bouchard, Leylah Fernandez, Sloane Stephens, Grigor Dimitrov, Jack Sock, Brandon Nakashima, and the recently retired Bryan brothers.

Kenin’s current sponsors include Babolat, Fila, and Smile Direct Club. In 2020, Kenin won the Australian Open and reached the finals at the French Open.

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Querrey Tells His Side Of The Russia Story, Barty To Play Doubles With Brady At AO

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Apartment owners next to the hotel where tennis players will be quarantined for the Australian Open threaten legal challenge, adding one more hurdle to the Australian Open (ESPN)

Ashleigh Barty will partner US Open semifinalist Jennifer Brady in doubles at the Australian Open (Eurosport)

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