Sponsor Juan Batalla
Mexico
Athlete
Self-Managed
Tennis - Nevada Men’s Tennis
Regional
Reach
High
Response Rate
About Juan Batalla — Nevada Men’s Tennis tennis athlete
Juan Batalla is a collegiate tennis athlete at the University of Nevada, Reno who brings a polished, travel-friendly lifestyle and strong visual appeal to brand campaigns. He’s a fit for sponsors looking to reach an active, style-conscious audience through authentic athletics, fitness, and destination-driven content.
Why you should sponsor me for your next influencer campaign?
I'm a student and tennis player at the University of Nevada, Reno right now. For the first time in the history of the program, we participated in the NCAA tournament. I've been passionate about tennis and fitness since I was a little child, and I excelled in both my collegiate and professional careers. Additionally, I started publishing stuff on my tiktok account throughout the pandemic, when I attained a peak of 160k followers. Because of my success in athletics and social media, as well as the fact that I work hard and am enthusiastic about what I do, I believe I would be a fantastic addition to a company.
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