Amstel Ultra pays tribute to Rafael Nadal with limited edition cans that recreate historic moments of the tennis player.
Amstel Ultra, in its new offer, will present 22 cans with a special edition that includes something unprecedented: augmented reality. This also opens up the possibility of winning prizes if all the products in this promotion are obtained.
Amstel Ultra, wanting to honor Rafael Nadal for having won 22 Grand Slams, will make a promotion through 22 special edition cans with augmented reality for those who are of age. This initiative will offer product discounts, gift cards and items autographed by the famous tennis player. The lucky winner will receive an all-expenses-paid double trip to Paris, home of the Roland Garros.
Nadal, the famous and successful tennis player, was born in Manacor, a town in Mallorca in 1986. Apparently he had already shown his skills with the white sport since he was four years old as a result of the rigorous training imposed by his uncle Toni. However, he not only excelled in tennis but also in soccer thanks to the closeness with another of his uncles Miquel Àngel Nadal.
Matchpaint is proud of its exclusive and captivating design of commemorative tins that preserve the best moments of Rafael Nadal’s career. After working with the help of a robotic arm, it was possible to reload 26 unique patterns, 22 Grand Slams and 4 Mexican Opens in Acapulco.
Rafael Nadal is much talked about as a great tennis player, and it all started when he was only eleven years old. At that time he was crowned champion of both Spain and Europe. Soon after, he managed to win the world championship as a teenager. He went on to make history in the sport by registering with the Association of Tennis Professionals at the age of 15, which gave him the opportunity to make a name for himself on the circuit and become the youngest player to win a match.
Rafael Nadal’s incredible tennis career began at the age of 17 when he first played in a Davis Cup. Over the next few years, he began to win many important tournaments until his great triumph at Roland Garros at the age of 19 where he was second best. Then came other triumphs with a total of 4 consecutive titles at Roland Garros and finally, he became the first Spaniard to be number one in the world since 1973 by winning Wimbledon.
In 2009 Rafael Nadal made history by becoming the only tennis player at the time to have won titles on all four different types of terrain: clay, grass, turf and concrete. A year later he would win his fifth Roland Garros, first U.S. Open and second Wimbledon. Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal had won nine titles at Roland Garros before he had to take a temporary break due to injury in 2014.
Rafael Nadal, a world-famous sportsman, has explained that all games are equally important to him, each point won is unique in itself. Therefore, he felt honored to be part of something that would motivate others to get rid of the judgment between one and the other.
Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal returned to the courts in 2017, returning to the number one spot despite having turned 31. This was thanks to his great conquests of both the tenth Roland Garros and the third U.S. Open.
It can be said without a doubt that tennis player Rafael Nadal has marked a milestone for the sport by becoming the only player in the history of tennis to have been considered the best player of the decade of the 2000s, 2010 and 2020.
