GLOBAL BRAND AMBASSADORS

ROGER FEDERER

Born: August 8, 1981. From: Basel Switzerland. Made his ATP Tour debut in 1998, and first became ATP Tour No.1 in 2004, which he went on to maintain for a record 237 consecutive weeks. Holds the number for the most number of 20 ATP Grand Slam Titles, including a record-breaking 8 titles at Wimbledon. Arguably one of the greatest ever tennis player ever in history, as well as being one of the most influential figures in the sports personalities in the modern era.

KEI NISHIKORI

Born: December 29, 1989. From: Shimane Prefecture, Japan. A standout since he was a junior player, Nishikori won his first championship on the 2008 ATP tour, and in 2012 he advanced to the quarter-finals of the Australian Open. In September 2014 he became the first Japanese player in history to take 2nd at the US Open. In November of the same year, he became the first Japanese male to enter the top 5 in the world rankings. Nishikori continues to live up to his reputation as Japan's ace.

SHINGO KUNIEDA

Born: February 21, 1984. From: Tokyo, Japan. In 2007, Kunieda achieved the first wheelchair tennis Grand Slam in history. He is one of the world's leading wheelchair tennis players, with numerous titles and accolades including winning the 2008 Beijing Paralympics, defending at the 2012 London Paralympics, a #1 world ranking in 2014, and 8 championships at the Australian Open, where he was undefeated between 2008 and 2015.

GORDON REID

Born: October 2, 1991. From: Alexandria, Scotland. Gordon Reid is the youngest national wheelchair tennis champion in the United Kingdom. He achieved that honor at age 15 in 2007, and in the same year, he led Great Britain’s junior team to win the World Team Cup. In 2016, Reid won singles titles at the Australian Open and Wimbledon and won the coveted gold medal at the Rio Paralympic games. He finished the year as the world’s number one and was honored with an MBE.

ADAM SCOTT

Born: July 16, 1980. From: Adelaide, Australia. A world-class pro golfer. After placing 9th in his first Masters tournament in 2002, Scott won his first tour title at the Deutsche Bank Championship in September 2003. In April 2013, immediately after becoming a Global Brand Ambassador for UNIQLO, he performed the exceptional feat of becoming the first Australian to win a Masters championship. In 2005 he established the Adam Scott Foundation, which donates to causes like education for children and youths.