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Join Date: Sep 2008
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Other than his Head deal.
ST - ran out of money to pay any bonuses to him when he won 4 out of 5 majors and 3 in a row. Slow inventory also means lower sales and lower royalty fees. Adidas - dropped him (or vice versa), rumored to have zero sponsorship money from them. Only got a few free pairs to wear but Adidas is getting silent advertisement from the top player in the world. Uniqlo - Don't know the true dollar amount he banks but Uniqlo is not as loaded like Adidas or Nike. I doubt he is receiving anything close to what Fed, Rafa, or Murray are getting from their sponsors. General Uniqlo stores don't even stock Djoker clothing. All I saw was a poster of him wearig the heat tech under shirt. The coolest deal is properly AP's. Free AP watches alone is worth it even no extra money is involved. I like Rolex too but AP is a class higher in general. RM is cool but these watches doesn't have heritage. |
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Join Date: Apr 2007
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poor Djokovic, might need to break out the violins
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Join Date: Aug 2012
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: tucuman , argentina
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Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Off Church road
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I'm pretty sure the day's of specialist tennis brands are on the way out, it's all about media branding. If Nike was relying on RF and it's players to pay for it's lopsided tennis budget by selling tennis gear to the very small tennis market they would be bankrupt. Players now day's (nerds excepted) cannot support the industry costs, especially now that racquet production is all "off shore" in two or three Asian manufacturers and no longer in house.
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Join Date: Oct 2012
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Martini meant AO11, W11, US11, and AO12. The reason why he doesn't have the top sponsorships is because they're locked up on Rafa and Federer. Adidas took a chance with Murray because of the potential for a bigger market (UK versus Serbia). I'm sure they're regretting that decision now.
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Join Date: May 2004
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word is djokovic gets ~$6M/yr from uniqlo, maybe more with bonuses. federer gets ~$10M/yr from nike . i dont think djokovics doing too badly
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Fed also gets a cut on the RF logo merchandise sales. Wonder why the Fed shirts were $60 a few years ago and now it is like $90?
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A company owned by a rich man does not make a company loaded up with cash when compared to Adidas or Nike. Uniqlo is small potato compared to Nike.
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Join Date: Aug 2009
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ST just couldn't afford him over the long term, but he still got paid. There would have been lawsuits filed otherwise.
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RJ Please excuse my punctuation and grammar. Last edited by Rjtennis : 02-13-2013 at 07:37 PM. |
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It's not about Djokovic doing well compared to an average player on tour looking for any sponsor money day in and day out. It's about his luck (and timing) when doing great in 2011 and yet got very little sponsor money compared to the others. |
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Join Date: Jan 2009
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Uniqlo wanted to add a brand ambassador. Novak, and just about any player, can be bought out of a contract if the money is right. ST thought their clothing would fly off the shelves and paid a silly fee to get a player in the top 4. The collection didn't fly off the shelves, not a great surprise if you saw their collection and price points. Instead of being stuck servicing his payments, Uniqlo came along at the right time to relieve them of a financial burden. The company/founder has the cash and their aim is not to sell tennis clothes, they retail highly affordable casual wear and Novak is simply an championship winning ambassador for their huge global chain of stores. Novak got paid very well, Uniqlo seem happy with the deal = winners all around.
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Join Date: Mar 2012
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he's not a popular number 1, other than in his home country, I dont think he's very marketable
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Location: TX
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Florida
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How does poor Nole afford all the donkey cheese?
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: TX
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1) ST did pay him what he achieved and was not able to keep up with him. They are still paying him when he plays for the DC team... 2) UNIQLO is a giant and I am sure has n issues covering any payment to him. 3) SOunds like Adidas is not putting ads with him out there which makes me believe, unlke before, that he gets $$ from them (not the top $ like Murray...) |
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2) NOPE. They don't pay him big enough to be compared to RF or RAFA. 3) It has been discussed many times here. Nole is not being paid by Adidas. He merely gets a free shoe deal. Get your facts. |
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: TX
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2) He is NOT as big as RF and RAFA and definitely NOT as marketable as those two 3) I was the first one to say that he is getting MINIMUM out of Adidas. I did not think he was "merely" getting free shoes, that is impossible as I know some kids training in Florida getting free Adidas shoes from Adidas. However, my point was that he was getting minimum and could go to any other shoe company as he wished. However, lately, it has been shown that Adidas is putting his face officially on their ads, therefore, they are paying him considerable amount. |
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