Sponsor Sam Groth
Australia
Athlete
Tennis
Local
Reach
High
Response Rate
About
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Australian former professional tennis player. His highest ATP singles ranking is World No. 53, which he reached in August 2015. He hit the fastest serve on record at 263 km/h (163.4 mph) in 2012 at the ATP Challenger in Busan.
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Audience demographics
AGE DEMOGRAPHIC
GENDER AUDIENCE
Male: 62.59%
Female: 37.41%
ETHNICITY AUDIENCE
Asian: 7.98%
African: 4.43%
White: 80.65%
Hispanic: 6.95%
POPULARITY BY LOCATION
Countries
Australia
41.5%
United States
16.0%
Italy
5.1%
United Kingdom
4.2%
States
California
2.8%
New York
2.5%
Florida
1.9%
Texas
0.7%
BRAND AFFINITY
Nike
Apple
Adidas
Babolat
Walt Disney
DC Entertainment
NBA
The Olympic Games
Starbucks
GoPro
Star Wars
Rolex
Nutella
Netflix
Qantas
Harry Potter
NFL
Pokemon
ASICS
HBO
SOCIAL INTERESTS
Sports
Friends, Family & Relationships
Restaurants, Food & Grocery
Travel, Tourism & Aviation
Clothes, Shoes, Handbags & Accessories
Camera & Photography
Toys, Children & Baby
Television & Film
Music
Fitness & Yoga
Cars & Motorbikes
Pets
Beer, Wine & Spirits
Activewear
Coffee, Tea & Beverages
Wedding
Art & Design
Cars
Electronics & Computers
Shopping & Retail
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