The sporting goods retailer Tennis-Point and the International Tennis Federation (ITF) continue to work together. On Monday, the company announced the extension of its global partnership with the sports association.
“As part of the renewed agreement, Tennis-Point remains the ITF’s official global online trading partner for tennis equipment,” said Tennis-Point Europe GmbH. The aim of the collaboration is to “further expand access to high-quality tennis equipment for players worldwide”.
According to the company, players registered with the association with an IPIN (International Player Identification Number) will now continue to receive “exclusive benefits and discounts” in the ITF x Tennis-Point Shop. “The extension of the partnership will further strengthen this offering and ensure continued access to a comprehensive range, including clothing, footwear, rackets, strings, bags and balls,” the retailer said.
Tennis Point CEO Andreas Otto welcomed the agreement. “We are proud to continue our partnership with the International Tennis Federation,” he said in a statement. “The collaboration has proven strong and impactful, creating real value for ITF players, national associations and tournaments worldwide. By extending this agreement, we reaffirm our shared vision to make tennis more accessible and sustainable. We look forward to building on the successes to date and working with the ITF to continue supporting the global tennis community.”