Supporting the next generation of big hitters
- From the beginning of June 2019 we have been supporting young tennis professional Anton Matusevich.
- Hailed as one of the biggest emerging talents in the future of the men's game, Anton Matusevich picked up his first Grand Slam victory in 2018 by winning the US Open Boys Doubles title with Bulgarian Adrian Andreev.
- As a junior, he also reached the quarter-finals of the Wimbledon Boys singles tournament 2019.
- In his career to date, Anton has won three professional $15k titles – in Finland, America and Spain. In addition, to winning the Battle of the Brits Premier League Tennis Men's event, held in December 2020 and in 2021 the Men Singles UK Pro League title.
Why we are working in partnership with Anton:
- Anton has the ambition, work ethic and desire to succeed; values that align perfectly with our own business.
- To support and be a part of his exciting journey to reach his goals. Anton stands apart from the crowd in a pool of rising talent.
- We’re excited to see where Anton’s talent will take him.
What is it like to be a rising star in the competitive world of tennis?
Catch up with our ambassador, Anton Matusevich, as he discusses what keeps him motivated during lockdown, what it's like to play at Wimbledon and who his sporting heroes are.
Key facts about Anton
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Latest news
Anton won another LTA British Tour event
Anton won a LTA British Tour event at the National Tennis Centre in Roehampton, overcoming three opponents to take home the title.
Anton training with Sir Andy Murray
Anton is in high spirits at the moment training with Sir Andy Murray at the National Tennis Centre. You couldn’t ask for a better sparring partner or mentor!
Anton shows us how he's staying on top form during the lockdown with his at-home training programme.
Key stats about Anton
- Height: 6ft 1
- Junior Wimbledon semi-finalist and winning 3 professional titles to date
- Right-hand dominant (double handed backhand)
