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Haddad Maia back to Asics, per IG
Sponsor confirmed to be ASICSBautista Agut is head to toe Mizuno now, previously wore their shoes for years
Haddad Maia announced the end of partnership with Joma but no news on the new sponsor yet
Called itNicolas Jarry to Wilson clothing confirmed.
That throat is Duel G.![]()
Etcheverry to Yonex Percept (100 i assume)
She’s already wearing Wilson apparel in her IG story.
Nice, great add — Wilson's women's line is really developing quite well.
She’s already wearing Wilson apparel in her IG story.
That throat is Duel G.
Percept color tour bag as well. I do believe the announcement is to come![]()
Looks like Percept to me with this angle of the throat, he also has Yonex finishing tape on his tournagrip which suggests hes sponsored by them now
good pickup for them despite the loss to Machac today (who also at some point got a PJ on his SV)Percept color tour bag as well. I do believe the announcement is to come
As soon as BHM made that farewell post with Joma I think we were all expecting a big announcement that it would be a new partnership with someone on the level of ASICS, Adidas or Nike. Joma got good value from the partnership imo.
Samsonova is now wearing a K-Swiss visor and Australian brand top. She’s been unsponsored by K-Swiss for close to a year now.
I wouldn’t say she’s particularly marketable for bigger brands.I find it so strange that a good tennis player like Samsonova doesn't have a clothing sponsorship
Some players get so lucky with their kit and racket model colours matching up - these look like they come from the same range.![]()
Etcheverry to Yonex Percept (100 i assume)
Lacoste had advertised him in their shoes originally, so I'm thinking his shoe contract might run a little longer then he will make the move.Arthur Fils unsurprisingly looks good in Lacoste. It's a great fit.
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Lacoste shoes instead of Asics would have been perfect, but you can't have everything.
Yeah, that was my biggest question: would he be Lacoste head to toe.Lacoste had advertised him in their shoes originally, so I'm thinking his shoe contract might run a little longer then he will make the move.
A new shirt, shorts, skirt or dress won't affect how you play. Shoes can be different. A player gets used to a certain feel and it's not always easy to make an instant change. Swiatek continued to wear Asics shoes for a time after signing with On, Rybakina continued to wear Adidas shoes for a time after signing with Yonex, Opelka continued to wear New Balance shoes for a time after signing with Fila, Querry continued to wear K-Swiss shoes for a time after signing with Fila, etc, there are many other examples. Often players who've worn a certain shoe for a while won't change until they have a break in their playing schedule to get used to a different brand. Not all shoes feel or fit the same. And some players do have separate clothing and shoe contracts.Yeah, that was my biggest question: would he be Lacoste head to toe.
It's the only thing that I don't like about the Dimitrov move to Lacoste; that he still wears Nike shoes. It just sticks out and looks weird to me.
Djokovic... well, I personally can't stand Djokovic, so nothing would have worked for me in regard to him. And he has a huge contract with Asics, so I can't blame him for still wearing their shoes.
Medvedev has it perfect, he looks great in Lacoste head to toe.
On Fils still wearing Asics: I've always worn Lacoste, and I've always worn Asics shoes. But I stopped wearing Asics and switched to Lacoste when Lacoste started making "performance" shoes again.
Surely Fils and Dimitrov can do the same.
I mean, it's not like asking them to play with the Lacoste L.23 racquet too. I do that, but they don't also have to do that.![]()
Yeah I think a player exclusiveWhat in the world are those shoes Caroline Garcia is wearing??? The only thing that Yonex markets that it could've been is the PCE 3 but it's certainly not those. It's the same profile as the New Balance 996s she was wearing the last couple years...even the outsole looks the same, as well as the placement of the Yonex logo on the inside is in the same place. Could Yonex have just put their logo on a pair of NB 996s? Or done some reverse engineering thing like what UA did with Murray's Barricades?
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Definitely looks like they stamped some Yonex logos on her 996s.What in the world are those shoes Caroline Garcia is wearing??? The only thing that Yonex markets that it could've been is the PCE 3 but it's certainly not those. It's the same profile as the New Balance 996s she was wearing the last couple years...even the outsole looks the same, as well as the placement of the Yonex logo on the inside is in the same place. Could Yonex have just put their logo on a pair of NB 996s? Or done some reverse engineering thing like what UA did with Murray's Barricades?
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Yes, it is definitely a reverse-engineered player-exclusive model, basically adding Yonex logos to an NB 996v4, which was discontinued last year.Definitely looks like they stamped some Yonex logos on her 996s.
Yep, some players switch right away and some don't.A new shirt, shorts, skirt or dress won't affect how you play. Shoes can be different. A player gets used to a certain feel and it's not always easy to make an instant change. Swiatek continued to wear Asics shoes for a time after signing with On, Rybakina continued to wear Adidas shoes for a time after signing with Yonex, Opelka continued to wear New Balance shoes for a time after signing with Fila, Querry continued to wear K-Swiss shoes for a time after signing with Fila, etc, there are many other examples. Often players who've worn a certain shoe for a while won't change until they have a break in their playing schedule to get used to a different brand. Not all shoes feel or fit the same. And some players do have separate clothing and shoe contracts.
So I guess they made them for him, more or less.New AG-LT21 Ultra tennis trainers. Discover a new generation of high performance tennis trainers. Developed with world number 2 Daniil Medvedev, the AG-LT21 Ultras are designed for players who always put the bar higher.
I'm sure Dimitrov will switch to Lacoste shoes eventually...Nike is stop making his custom Vapor 9, and Lacoste for sure will be making custom shoes for Dimitrov. Probably need some time to scan his feet and make custom shoes. Rybakina went Yonex head to toe earlier but kept wearing her adidas until this year, now she has her custom Yonex Eclipsion 5Yeah, that was my biggest question: would he be Lacoste head to toe.
It's the only thing that I don't like about the Dimitrov move to Lacoste; that he still wears Nike shoes. It just sticks out and looks weird to me.
Djokovic... well, I personally can't stand Djokovic, so nothing would have worked for me in regard to him. And he has a huge contract with Asics, so I can't blame him for still wearing their shoes.
Medvedev has it perfect, he looks great in Lacoste head to toe.
On Fils still wearing Asics: I've always worn Lacoste, and I've always worn Asics shoes. But I stopped wearing Asics and switched to Lacoste when Lacoste started making "performance" shoes again.
Surely Fils and Dimitrov can do the same.
I mean, it's not like asking them to play with the Lacoste L.23 racquet too. I do that, but they don't also have to do that.![]()
Some might not know who she is but, Bernarda Pera from Babolat to Yonex.
Jabeur brings a new apparel brand to tennis (Kayanee, Saudi brand)
Bernarda Pera played for WTT team Washington Kastles.Kastles?
Nice - I'm intrigued to see the kits she wears as personally I wasn't a fan of the lotto stuff.
Yeah, I can see that happening.I'm sure Dimitrov will switch to Lacoste shoes eventually...Nike is stop making his custom Vapor 9, and Lacoste for sure will be making custom shoes for Dimitrov. Probably need some time to scan his feet and make custom shoes. Rybakina went Yonex head to toe earlier but kept wearing her adidas until this year, now she has her custom Yonex Eclipsion 5
Hard to blame him. Nobody is getting MJ’s deal and he is not playing then he isn’t as relevant anymore.The Fed Effect has hit golf; Tiger leaves Nike after 27 years.
the rumor I've read today is Nike may drop golf entirely. Could tennis be far behind? They'll just focus on team sports.Hard to blame him. Nobody is getting MJ’s deal and he is not playing then he isn’t as relevant anymore.
That is possible. Their products have gotten very mundane and there are so many new clothing and shoe competitors on the golf side. Could be the same for tennis, but I do still see a lot of folks playing tennis in Nike (myself included).the rumor I've read today is Nike may drop golf entirely. Could tennis be far behind? They'll just focus on team sports.
the rumor I've read today is Nike may drop golf entirely. Could tennis be far behind? They'll just focus on team sports.
You think the people playing pickleball care about what they wear?thats not the case - they already executed a deal to license apparel to Srixon, but they will keep footwear indefinitely
tennis is likely to stick in it's limited capacity, especially with pickelball propping up racket sports vertical as a whole
You think the people playing pickleball care about what they wear?
You stated that pickleball was propping up racket sports. What has cost Nike in golf is not being innovative. So if they don't continue to drop new shoes (Mac Attack, Jordan issued Vapors) and only keep throwing out basic clothes then they will end up in the same fate as their golf line.clearly of room full of nike board members believes so, wouldn't be my strategic move, but might save tennis from golf's fate
i do fail to see how your question relates to the future of nike tennis
You stated that pickleball was propping up racket sports. What has cost Nike in golf is not being innovative. So if they don't continue to drop new shoes (Mac Attack, Jordan issued Vapors) and only keep throwing out basic clothes then they will end up in the same fate as their golf line.