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Tennis Masters Cup: Racket

Tennis Masters Cup: Racket
Your rating: None Average: 6.5 (11 votes)

The fastest server generate over 560 Newtons. Enough force to propel a human skywards.
Experience the best tennis at the tennis masters cup 2006.

Agency: TBWA, Shanghai, China
Creative Directors: Yang Yeo, James Lee, Raymond Chin
Copywriters: Sharon Xu, Zhang Yunfan, Nemo Jiang
Art Directors: Kent Lu, Kenith Cao, Congzi Xia

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Jozef's picture 60 pencils

Very nice, any credits available other than the agency (i.e. designer, director)?

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ivan's picture

I added the credits.

longtooth's picture 52 pencils

Good one.

drizae's picture 502 pencils

Nice, looks like loads of fun! Not many people around though...

Fail Harder.

darkknight's picture 58 pencils

Wonderfull.

le bu

budibud's picture 120 pencils

Cute

dingo's picture 26 pencils

doesn´t look real

chimie's picture 152 pencils

mybe that's why there are so few people aound

rusty's picture 2 pencils

It's real.
We have the press coverage to prove it.
C'mon guys, keep the faith in real work being decent.

slimseni's picture 85 pencils

Good thinking. but mind your language; the right word is "serves" but "server"
ATH
(Always Trigger-Happy)

Ever wondered why 'Gorilla' won a 'Lion'(at Cannes)?

kre8's picture 993 pencils

slimseni - er no, its correct in the ad.
a player "serves" a tennis ball.

its great to see work coming out of china without the creatives getting sacked for it! good stuff.

SanBruno's picture 20 pencils

pity the man in the green suit. Must have starve for this job.

chopsticks214's picture 2 pencils

Can someone tell me where this ad comes from? magazine? newspaper? What media vehicle was used and what target markets was this trying to reach?
and when this ad came out?

Thanks!

Guest's picture

It was a special build ambient stunt done in Shanghai to promote the Shanghai Tennis Masters Cup.

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