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Alexei Popyrin: Endorsements

Jan 17, 2024

Rahul Saha

This article contains information about Australian professional tennis player Alexei Popyrin’s brand endorsement deals.

Also read: Rafael Nadal: Sponsors | Investments | Charity Work

Alexei Popyrin’s brand endorsements— Fila, Head, BizCover, Ecoya, ANZ, Nike

Current Deals

Fila

In 2022, Fila signed a clothing and shoe sponsorship deal with Popyrin, after talks between him and Nike broke down over a new contract.

Head

Popyrin has a racquet sponsorship contract in place with Head. He endorses the Head Graphene 360 Prestige Pro racquet, but for his games he uses the Head PT57A pro stock racquet, which is painted to look like the Head Graphene 360 Prestige Pro.

BizCover

Australian online small business insurance service provider BizCover announced that it had become an official sponsor of Alexei Popyrin in January 2024, during that year’s Australian Open.

Ecoya

Australasian fragrance house Ecoya’s branding was spotted on Popyrin’s playing shirt sleeves during the 2024 Australian Open.

ANZ

ANZ, the largest institutional bank in Australia, also had its branding spotted on Popyrin’s playing shirt sleeves during the 2024 Australian Open.

Previous Deals

Nike

Before his current apparel and shoe deal with Fila, Popyrin had Nike as his apparel sponsor. However, in January 2022, it was announced that the pair had parted ways.

Rahul Saha

Rahul Saha is a senior sports writer at Sportskhabri.com. Experienced in various sports writing tasks, including op-ed pieces and player/team profiles, with particular expertise in Football. Also a cat-dad and a regular reader, he spends his free time with his cats and learning new things.

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