UTS showcases players' fun and creative sides

By Joie Eckhard Jun 18, 2020
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UTS showcases players' fun and creative sides

ByJoie Eckhard

Published Jun 18, 2020

The Ultimate Tennis Showdown wants to bring out more of the players' personalities and they are certainly hitting the nail on the head. Thanks to individual player promo videos and spot-on nicknames, fans are getting to see a rare side of 10 ATP players.

UTS showcases players' fun and creative sides

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So far there has been a behind-the-scenes look at The Sniper (Alexei Popyrin), The Artist (Dustin Brown), The Rebel (Benoit Paire) and the Greek God (Stefanos Tsitsipas).

1

Alexei Popyrin

The young Aussie gives fans a look at his contrasting personalities on and off the court, with an intense focus on his sharpshooting skills.

2

Dustin Brown

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He’s a shotmaker, he’s unpredictable, and he’s an entertainer; Brown belongs in the spotlight.

3

Benoit Paire

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Never one to be unsure of himself, the “tennis version of Adam Levine” plays up his big attitude and defiant nature, with a very simple reason as to why he should win.

4

Stefanos Tsitsipas

As thoughtful and precise as he is deadly, the Greek God relies on staying true to himself to lead him to victory.

Stay tuned for more thrilling action spewing from the Mouratoglou Tennis Academy when the event continues this weekend.