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ASB CLASSIC: DAY 5 MEDIA NOTES Friday, January 15, 2016 ASB Tennis Arena, Auckland, New Zealand | January 11-16, 2016 (Saturday Final) Draw: S-28, D-16 | Prize Money: $463,520 | Surface: Outdoor Hard ATP Info: Tournament Info: ATP PR & Marketing: www.ATPWorldTour.com www.asbclassic.co.nz Mark Epps [email protected] Twitter: @ATPWorldTour @ASB_Classic Press Room: +64 2187 5209 Facebook: facebook.com/ATPWorldTour facebook.com/nzfestivaloftennis UPSET-MINDED SOCK, BAUTISTA AGUT TAKE ON TOP 2 SEEDS IN SEMIS SEMI-FINAL PREVIEW: Coming off quarter-final upsets, Jack Sock and Roberto Bautista Agut face the Top 2 seeds on Friday for the chance to reach the ASB Classic championship match. Sock, the World No. 26, knocked off 12th-ranked Kevin Anderson on Thursday to earn his 10th win over a Top 20 player since the start of the 2015 season – most of any player not ranked in the Top 20. However, none of those victories by Sock came against a Top 10 player. The 23-year-old American attempts to end a nine-match losing streak against Top 10 opponents when he meets four-time champion and World No. 8 David Ferrer in the semi-finals on Friday. It’s been a while since Bautista Agut beat a Top 10 player as well. The 25th-ranked Spaniard is 0- 17 against Top 10 opponents since stunning then-No. 5 Tomas Berdych at 2014 ATP Masters 1000 Indian Wells. Bautista Agut got as close to defeating a Top 10 player as you can get on Thursday when he eliminated 11th-ranked John Isner, the 2010 and 2014 Auckland champion. In the semi-finals, Bautista Agut can do one better when he plays World No. 10 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. A Kiwi is assured of a spot in the Auckland doubles final, with New Zealand’s Marcus Daniell, Artem Sitak and Michael Venus contesting one of Friday’s semi-finals. Daniell and Sitak, the reigning Montpellier champions, will face Venus and Mate Pavic of Croatia, the reigning Nice champions. In the other doubles semi-final, Americans Eric Butorac and Scott Lipsky meet Austrians Julian Knowle and Oliver Marach. ATP MEDIA INFO ON TWITTER: New in 2016, the ATP World Tour has launched a dedicated Twitter account for the latest information, facts and figures about players and events. Follow @ATPMediaInfo at twitter.com/ATPMediaInfo for timely updates to complement daily media notes. FEDEX ATP HEAD 2 HEADS: SINGLES SEMI-FINALS [1/WC] David Ferrer (ESP) vs Jack Sock (USA) Ferrer Leads 1-0 13 Stockholm (Sweden) Hard R16 David Ferrer 4-6 6-3 6-1 Ferrer FastFacts W (5): Doha (d. Berdych); Rio de Janeiro (d. Fognini); Acapulco (d. Nishikori); Kuala Lumpur (d. Lopez); Vienna (d. Johnson); SF (4): Barcelona (l. to Andujar); ATP Masters 1000 Rome (l. to Djokovic); Beijing (l. to Djokovic); ATP Masters 1000 Paris (l. to Murray); QF (4): ATP Masters 1000 Miami (l. to Djokovic); ATP Masters 1000 Monte-Carlo (l. to Nadal); ATP Masters 1000 Madrid (l. to Nishikori); Roland Garros (l. to Murray) 2015 W-L: 55-16 (36-10 on hard) 2015 Titles: 5 / Career Titles: 26 Date of Birth: April 2, 1982 Emirates ATP Ranking: 8 Auckland W-L (Best Result): 28-6 (2007, 2011-13 Champion) ASB Classic Day 5 – Friday, January 15, 2016 Page 2 of 3 www.ATPWorldTour.com • Spaniard received 1R bye, then defeated [Q] Barton 62 64 in 2R and Rosol 63 64 in QF • Captured more Auckland titles than any other player in Open Era, winning in 2007 (d. No. 7 Robredo), 2011 (d. Nalbandian), 2012 (d. O. Rochus) and 2013 (d. 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No. 10 Cilic, l. to No. 3 Murray) and US Open 3R (l. to Chardy) • In ATP Masters 1000 play, advanced to SFs at Rome (l. to No. 1 Djokovic) and Paris (l. to No. 3 Murray), and QFs at Miami (l. to No. 1 Djokovic), Monte-Carlo (l. to No. 5 Nadal) and Madrid (l. to No. 5 Nishikori) • Missed Wimbledon and ATP Masters 1000 events at Montréal and Cincinnati with a right elbow injury. Absence from Wimbledon snapped streak of 50 straight Grand Slam main draw appearances • Extended 12-match Davis Cup win streak by beating Nielsen and Torpegaard (ESP d. DEN 5-0 in Sept.) Sock FastFacts W: Houston (d. Querrey); F: Stockholm (l. to Berdych); SF (2): Newport (l. to Karlovic); Basel (l. to Federer); QF (2): Washington (l. to Johnson); Beijing (l. to Nadal) 2015 W-L: 35-18 (21-12 on hard) 2015 Titles: 1 / Career Titles: 1 Date of Birth: September 24, 1992 Emirates ATP Ranking: 26 Auckland W-L (Best Result): 5-1 (2016 Semi-finalist) • American defeated Estrella Burgos 60 64 in 1R, Pospisil 62 64 in 2R and [4] Anderson 16 64 64 in QF • On a 9-match losing streak vs. Top 10 opponents since beating No. 6 Nishikori in 2014 ATP Masters 1000 Shanghai 2R (1-14 overall) • Win over No. 12 Anderson in QF was 10th over player ranked between No. 11 and No. 20 since start of 2015 season. Owns most wins over Top 20 during that time of any player ranked outside Top 20 • Also reached 2014 Auckland QF (d. Mannarino and Haas, l. to Bautista Agut) • In 2015, increased win total and rose in year-end singles rankings for 5th straight season, finishing at year- end best No. 26 with 35-18 record • Reached 1st 2 ATP World Tour singles finals of career, winning title at Houston (d. Querrey) and falling at Stockholm (l. to No. 5 Berdych) • Became 1st American since McEnroe in 1978 to win 2 live rubbers in Davis Cup debut, leading USA to 3-1 Play-off win over UZB (d. Dustov and Istomin) • Advanced to Grand Slam 4R for 1st time at Roland Garros (d. No. 11 Dimitrov in 1R, l. to Nadal in 4 sets) • Reached ATP Masters 1000 Indian Wells 4R (l. to No. 2 Federer) in return from 4-month injury layoff • Beat countrymen Kudla, Isner and Young to reach Basel SF (l. to No. 3 Federer) • Achieved career-high rankings of No. 25 in singles (Nov. 2) and No. 6 in doubles (May 11) • Won 3 doubles titles in 2015: ATP Masters 1000 Indian Wells w/Pospisil (d. 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Gimeno-Traver, Paire and Sock; l. to Isner) • On a 17-match losing streak vs. Top 10 opponents (3-23 overall) • Opened season last week by reaching Chennai QF (Bye in 1R, d. Millman in 2R, l. to Coric 36 64 76 in QF) • In 2015, finished in Top 25 for 2nd straight season and in Top 100 for 4th consecutive year • Appeared in back-to-back finals at Moscow on Oct. 25 (l. to Cilic) and Valencia on Nov. 1 (l. to Sousa after saving 6 MPs in SF win over Johnson) • Advanced to Wimbledon 4R (l. to No. 2 Federer) and US Open 4R (l. to No. 1 Djokovic in 4 sets), matching career-best showing at a major (also 2014 Australian Open and US Open 4R) • Played all 9 ATP Masters 1000s, reaching R16 at Monte-Carlo (l. to Berdych) and Madrid (l. to Nishikori) • At ATP World Tour 250s, reached SFs at Chennai (l. to Bedene), Marseille (l. to Monfils), Munich (l. to Murray), Umag (l. to Sousa) and St. Petersburg (l. to Raonic after saving 3 MPs in 2R win over Gabashvili) • Lost 5 matches after holding MP, including Chennai SF to Bedene (4 MPs) Tsonga FastFacts W: Metz (d. Simon); F: ATP Masters 1000 Shanghai (l.
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    the perfect match 2021 media kit Tennis Media Connecting Tennis With Fans Channel On All Platforms Tennis .Com Tennis Channel Plus— OTT Tennis Tennis Channel Magazine APP Social SBGTV Television Stations Tennis Magazine is the premier print provider of tennis lifestyle and professional tour- nament coverage. Appealing to both the fan and the player, the sport’s longest published and most infl uencial magazine off ers a comprehensive and authoritative look at one of the nation’s most popular sports across all aspects of the game. From the latest pro game and player news to health, fi tness, nutrition, lifestyle, travel and gear; Tennis Magazine covers it all while targeting the most passionate and engaged fans. MARCH / APRIL 2018 tennis.com TCM.Cover.091819a.indd 4 9/18/19 12:30 PM Tennis Magazine’s Audience: Well-Rounded Beyond the Court Rate Base: 400,000 Total Audience: 1,100,000 Demographics: Adults 25-54: 70.4% Median Age: 42 Married/Dual Decision Makers: 88% Passionate Tennis Players Played in Past Year Tennis Magazine 50.4% + 199% Above Average Average Affl uent A18+ 16.9% Median HHI: $193,500 Net Worth: $1,602,200 Median HHI $150k+: 75% College Education: Some college or more = 96% C-Level: +201% above average Top Management: +74% above average SOURCES: 2020 IPSOS Affl uent Survey USA Tennis Magazine TennisTennis MagazMagazininee 20202020 RatesRates Tennis Magazine 2020 Rates 2021 Rates NatioNaNationtioalnn Ralalate RRateates (Gss ro((GGssroro)ssss)) National Rates (Gross) 4/C4/C4/C 1X1X1X 4/C 1X FullFul FulFPgulll PgPgPg$40,$40,$40,000000000