Tennis
J.P. Morgan links up with ATP Finals
Global financial services firm J.P. Morgan has agreed a deal with the Association of Tennis Professionals to sponsor its season-ending ATP Finals event.
IBM extends US Open backing
Multinational technology company IBM has renewed its sponsorship of the US Open tennis event and has launched its Watson Media platform at this year’s edition of the grand slam tournament to enhance broadcast coverage.
Rolex: Market leader retains long-term commitment to sport
Swiss watchmaker Rolex has built a long-term marketing strategy around key sports and events in equestrianism, golf, motorsport, tennis and sailing.
Evian extends partnership with Wimbledon
Danone-owned mineral water brand Evian has extended its partnership with the All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC) to remain the official bottled water supplier to the Wimbledon Championships.
Rolex rolls Paris Masters title deal into tennis portfolio
Swiss watch manufacturer Rolex has taken over the title rights to the Paris Masters men’s tennis tournament from French bank BNP Paribas in a change of roles for two of the biggest sponsors in French tennis.
Lavazza extends Wimbledon partnership
Italian coffee company Lavazza has agreed a three-year extension to its partnership with the Wimbledon tennis championships
Fila backs Cincinnati Masters
General Mills and UK tennis: activation case study
Rolex steps up as Paris Masters title sponsor
Rolex extends backing of Australian Open
Dove to back British women’s tennis through LTA deal
Porsche steps up women’s tennis engagement with WTA deal
Title sponsor extends with Italian Open
IBM: Opportunities to collaborate crucial to decision-making
FedEx activates in 17 markets with ATP World Tour renewal
FedEx Express, a subsidiary of FedEx Corporation, the world’s largest logistics company, has renewed as a Platinum Partner of the ATP World Tour for three years, from 2017 to 2019.
French Open secures increase but on BNP’s terms
Financial services company BNP Paribas has extended its Main Partner sponsorship of tennis’s French Open until 2021 for an increase but at a value below the French Tennis Federation’s (FFT) asking price.