Victória Fyódorovna Azárenka is a Belarusian Professional woman’s Tennis Player and is currently ranked no. 27 in the World ATP rankings. She is a two-time Australian Open winner and a two-time runner up in the US Open Championship in 2012 and 2013. Standing tall at the height of 6 ft, she has even been a world number one player in 2012.
Here are Azarenka’s sponsorship deals that help her in every step of her career and share her success with her:
Nike signed Victoria Azarenka in November 2014 by offering her an apparel and footwear contract, and Azarenka continues to be a partner with the sporting brand. Being world number one made her a magnet for sponsorships, which resulted in Nike offering her an offer she couldn’t refuse. This also led to her being the fourth highest-paid athlete in the world.
The American Multinational Financial Service Corporation has been sponsoring Victoria since 2014 and benefiting from her fandom.
One of USA’s leading sports supplement brands signed Victoria Azarenka and became her sponsor in July 2012 and takes care of all her nutrition requirements for recovery and training.
The Belarusian tennis player signed a multi-year deal in 2012 and continues to be a brand ambassador for the watchmaking company.
Victoria Azarenka signed with Red Bull in January 2013, making her the first tennis player to be signed by the beverage and sport investing giant.
The association between InstaForex and Victoria Azarenka lasted from April 2013 to 2016.
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