Ana Ivanovic, Maria Sharapova, Caroline Wozniacki, the three queens of beauty in the women's tour, competing in stadiums, but also spotlights and sponsors. The three will be at the Madrid Open
After the confirmations of Maria Sharapova, Ana Ivanovic and Caroline Wozniacki, the beauty queens of the current women's tour, it is clear that the Madrid Open tennis is not going to miss glam. They kept three other matter outside the jurisdiction tennis: the objectives and attract more sponsors than anyone.
Ana Ivanovic (22, 1.86 meters),
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The Serbs arrived in Madrid, also in the middle row over his absence from the Fed Cup tie that faced his country with Slovakia. The defeat of the Balkan team has placed in the eye of the hurricane, especially because while Ivanovic looked very relaxed in Mallorca some photos with her boyfriend, golfer Adam Scott. Among all these vicissitudes, Ivanovic has had time to be the protagonist of swimwear Special magazine "Sports Illustrated."
Neither comes at an ideal time to Madrid Maria Sharapova (23 years old, 1.88 meters). Confirmed its presence in the capital just two days ago, Sharapova is determined to redirect his career, which in the past two years has been rocked by injuries. The current No. 13 ranking in Madrid will make its debut on clay, with the clear aim to prepare their participation at Roland Garros.
Sharapova has barely played in 2010 because of an elbow injury, so his presence in the Magic Box is an incentive that has been overwhelmingly received by the organizers.
Finally, Denmark's Caroline Wozniacki (19, 1.77 meters) seems the natural heir of Ivanovic and Sharapova. Its explosion occurred at the circuit late last year when she reached the final of U.S. Open (defeated by Kim Clijsters dropped). It's the world number two, and it seems a matter of time to reach the top ranking and her first Grand Slam. Wozniacki, declared fan of Liverpool and Fernando Torres, is the fresh face and current mode and the new object of desire of the sponsors.
In this case, Sharapova is still the queen, with advertising revenues of more than $ 20 million a year. Among its sponsors are companies like Nike (has a lifetime contract with them), Colgate, Land Rover, Pepsi and Tag Heuer.
Ana Ivanovic also appears in the top ten richest tennis players with an income of eight million dollars. The Serb has the support from Adidas, Rolex, and Yonex.
Wozniacki is the novice, but a quick learner. Its advertising revenue in 2009 reached $ 3 million. Among the companies that have their image are Sony Ericcson, Babolat and Danske Invest.