SAUDI TENNIS STAR BADR AL MOGHAIL SIGN SPONSORSHIP CONTRACT WITH HEAD RACKET COMPANY FROM AUSTRIA
By Parwaiz Imam

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia, October 11 - The Saudi Arabian top tennis player, Badr Al Moghail has recently inked a sponsorship contract with the leading Racket manufacturing company, the Head from Austria at a colorful ceremony held at the Head Office of Sport Ghornatah, the official distributors of Head in the Kingdom.
Khalid Al Thehaiban, manager of public relations and commercial department of Sport Ghornatah signed the contract on behalf of the Head company. Muhammed Saeed, marketing manager of Sport Ghornatah was also present on this prestigious occasion. This agreement will run for an initial period of one year and is renewable for the same tenor if both sides choose and agree to do so.
During the contract period, Badr, who is winner of many national and international awards/championships, will play with the Head tennis racket and accessories in all the forthcoming competitions.
When asked as to why he opted for this change, Badr said that he has chosen the Head rackets for playing due to its unmatched technical features. The Titanium technology introduced by the Head company has made this brand, the most progressive and the leading tennis brand in the sports industry. He added that the world best renowned stars in the game like Andre Aggasi, Gustavo Kuerten and many more play with Head rackets.
Speaking on the occasion, Thehaiban stated that the goal for the development of the titanium tennis by Head was to combine lightweight and stiffness in an optimal manner. In this way, the players obtain optimal handling, absolute power, top maneuverability and ultimate ball acceleration. The special titanium cum graphite composition is the core of the successful titanium tennis concept.
He concluded by saying, "that an entire series of innovative technologies such as ComfortZone, ShockStop and the AnTi Torsion system complete this concept and makes it unique in the world. This is the technology of the stars, recreational players and the tennis enthusiasts.