Sponsors That Have Invested In Tunisian Star Ons Jabeur

Tunisian star Ons Jabeur has been an inspiration to the people of Tunisia and the Arab world. Jabeur is the first Arab woman to win a WTA title. Sponsors understand that Jabeur is a trailblazer who will help their brands reach new consumers in a way that no other player can.

Unlike most tennis players, Jabeur trained in her home country of Tunisia until she was 16. She won the junior French Open title in 2011. Since entering the women’s tour, she has steadily made progress in the rankings. She reached the finals at the 2022 Wimbledon Championships. Though she was a up a set in the final, she eventually lost to Elena Rybankina. She reached the finals at the 2022 US Open and again came up short against Iga Swiatek. In 2023, she lost in the Wimbledon finals again, making it three straight losses in Grand Slam finals.

Jabeur is represented by talent agency Evolve, which Naomi Osaka owns. She speaks 3 languages – Arabic, French, and English.  Since her marriage to Karim Kamoun, a Russian-Tunisian, she has been learning Russian. Andy Roddick was her favorite player while growing up.

Her sponsors are Wilson, Kayanee, Haval, Tijen, Qatar Airways, and Asics. She has earned over $15 million in her career.

Brands That Have Invested In Ons Jabeur

Wilson

Jabeur has a racquet deal with Wilson. She currently uses the Wilson Pro Staff 97 Countervail racquet.

Kayanee

Jabeur has an apparel sponsorship deal with Saudi brand Kayanee. Jabeur is the first tennis player to be sponsored by Kayanee. She previously had a sponsorship contract with Lotto for clothes and shoes. 

Haval

Haval is a brand of Chinese automaker Great Wall Motors. The company manufactures crossovers and SUVs.

Tijen

Tijen is a mineral water manufacturer. Mineral water companies have found tennis players to be a natural fit for their products.

Qatar Airways

Jabeur became an ambassador for Qatar Airways at the end of 2020.

Asics

In 2024, she signed a shoe sponsorship deal with Asics

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Doubles Partners Bob And Mike Bryan To Retire

Bob and Mike Bryan, the greatest doubles team in history, announced that they are retiring effective immediately.  The 42-year-old twins said that though they love tennis, it was getting harder with age to keep in shape for competitions.

When they found out that the US Open 2020 would be held without fans, they decided it was time to retire from the sport.

In their impressive career, the Bryan brothers won 119 ATP doubles titles and 16 grand slam doubles titles.  Nothing describes their dominance more than the fact they finished as the number one team at the end of the year for 10 years.  They were ranked number one for 438 weeks.

Born in a tennis family, the twins were bound for greatness. Mom Kathy Bryan was ranked 11 in the US and dad Wayne Bryan was ranked number 1 at UC Santa Barbara.

Twins were introduced to the game early as their parents owned a tennis club. Success came early in the juniors where the parents tried to keep the twins from playing each other.

They played singles for a while but doubles is where their chemistry, energy, and talent proved most enjoyable.  Though Mike Bryan briefly played with Jack Sock and won two additional grand slams, for the most part, the pair played together and found great success.

Fans loved them wherever they went. They were known for their signature chest bump on the court. They were also always happy to oblige fans for autographs and photos.

The Bryans plan to play a few exhibitions and remain engaged with the sport. That’s a good thing for the fans.

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