Tsitsipas and Badosa’s Love Story: My.Club’s Proposal to Publish Exclusive Content

2023-07-13 13:17 Comprehensive report by United News Network Tsitsipas (left) and Badosa (right) are in a couple file. The screenshot is from the Greek male tennis player Stefanos Tsitsipas and the Spanish female tennis player Paula Badosa who fell in love and created an IG account dedicated to “flashing”. Badossa was recently injured at Wimbledon, and the two missed the sweet mixed doubles event. The adult content subscription platform “My.Club” came up with the idea of ​​inviting couples to publish restricted content on the platform to meet the needs of fans and make up for the unpaid event prize money.

Tsitsipas lost to unseeded American Christopher Eubanks 6-3, 6-3, 6-7, 6-3, 4-6, 4-6 in the fourth round of the men’s singles at Wimbledon. ). Badossa was injured and retired in the second round of the women’s singles match, and the mixed doubles event that was originally expected to participate with Tsitsipas was also forced to cancel.

Mike Ford, vice president of My.Club, also noticed the relationship between the two, writing in a letter, “Dear Tsitsipas and Bardossa, I have read the sad news that you have to withdraw from this year. Mixed doubles at Wimbledon. Tennis fans around the world are disappointed not to be able to witness new tennis couples hitting and serving on the same court.”

Foder went on to suggest, “In order to make up for your lost wallets (bonuses), and more importantly, to provide fans with exclusive behind-the-scenes content, I would like to offer 100,000 US dollars (approximately NT$3.1 million), please create an account and publish joint content regularly (At least three times a week for a full year).”

Since Bardossa made an astonishing statement at the Wimbledon press conference earlier, saying that he had a romantic time with Tsitsipas in a dream, Foder expects that Bardossa can elaborate on that dream, “You can film romantic moments For fans to see, paid content that meets fans’ expectations. I know that you are in a low ebb when you quit singles events early, please take time to consider my proposal, and I look forward to your reply.”

In fact, Sisipas received about 207,000 pounds (approximately NT$8.555 million) in the four rounds of Wimbledon, and Badossa also received 85,000 pounds (approximately NT$3.513 million) in the second round. It is unlikely that Foder’s proposal will be heeded.

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