American tennis player Danielle Collins recently got sponsored by waterdrop and announced it through her Instagram account. This has drawn netizens’ attention to her earnings through it. These brands are actually an added benefit to the player to increase her net worth.
Collins has a career-high WTA singles ranking of No. 7 and a doubles ranking of No. 86. At the Silicon Valley Classic and the Palermo Open on the WTA Tour in 2021, Collins won two singles championships.
Danielle Collins Finds Waterdrop As A Sponsor
On 29th June 2022, Danielle Collins put out a paid partnership post with waterdrops, which is a food and beverage company that promotes health via sustainability.
She had a picture of herself holding a bottle of water on a tennis court and captioned it “Very excited to share I am now an ambassador of @waterdrop. Hydration plays a vital role in my performance on the court, in the gym, and during recovery. With that, it’s been important for me to make conscious efforts to practice sustainability. Personally, the environmental impacts of plastic waste and excessive consumption in our sport have been a big concern, as well as the health implications that come along with it. I love being a part of a brand that is so committed to sustainable practices and the well-being of all. Through simple solutions, we can make a real difference.”
However, Collins has chosen to disable the comment section, which is why netizens are unable to put out their thoughts on the sponsorship. It is said that this is her first one and people are curious to know if there are other brands sponsoring her as well.
One of the users says, “Ok, TT, help me out. What is Waterdrop, and why doesn’t top-ranked Danielle Collins have any other major sponsors? The reply he gets says, ” actually, it is a great sponsor. I was more wondering if she ever smiles.”
Despite the 28-year-old disabling the comments, the discussion going on Twitter is quite interesting.
Waterdrop Company’s Net Worth – Their Investment On Danielle Collin
After waterdrop invested in Danielle Collins for their promotions, they have been the talk of the town. Everyone is talking about them, and it seems like the purpose has been served right for the company.
A day earlier, just before her match against Alize Cornet in the US Open, she put out another picture of her drinking water, flaunting her waterdrop t-shirt. She wrote, “Let’s keep it going…thanks for all the support! Ready for the next one. Did you know that on any given day, our body loses around 2-3 liters of water per day? Even more when it comes to physical activity. It is extremely important to stay hydrated, and thanks to waterdrop, I am constantly drinking more water!”
The Instagram account of the sponsor says that it is a food and beverage brand that promotes better daily hydration in a sustainable and healthy way. Its name is Drink more water. Its products include water bottles to purifiers. Hence, they provide their customers with varied choices and options.
Considering their boom over the years, waterdrop’s net worth is over a billion euros. They are certainly paying Danielle a load sum as she rarely promotes anything. Fans were quite curious to know about her repelling from the brands. Hence, she is. Certainly paid in five figures for it.