Business of the Tennis Grand Slams 2022 - Property Profile, Sponsorship and Media Landscape

An insightful look into the main business operations for the four main tennis grand slams which take place throughout the year. The report takes a closer look at commercial properties of the slams including event information, sponsorship and media landscapes. The report also looks at how COVID-19 has impacted on the tennis tournaments since the start of the global pandemic.

The US Open remains the most commercially lucrative slam on the tennis calendar, raking in an estimated $98.65 million per year from its sponsorship deals. Whilst it is not as active in the sponsorship space, the Wimbledon championships remains the most popular fans with a combined 11.17 million social media fans. Nike stands as the most influential brand in the player kit supplier market with a combined 40 deals across both top-100 rankings in each gender.

The report takes a deep dive into the commercial landscape of each of the slams but also offers direct comparisons as a means of understanding their place in the market. It also breaks down the impact of COVID-19 on each of the slams and offers a clear insight into player status on the tours.

Scope

• The report takes a closer look at the main business aspects of the four competitions and highlights how much money has been generated from specific types of revenue generators.
• The report also focuses in on the issues that have plagued the slams in regards to COVID-19 and new precautionary rules which have been drawn up.
• The report also breaks down the main kit supplier of each player in both the men's and women's top 100, breaking down the influence of all brands in this space.

Reasons to Buy

• An in depth look at the four biggest tennis tournaments which take place annually. The report produces great insight as well as number of interesting facts and figures against each slam as they prepare for 2022 editions of their tournament.