Rafael Nadal named Bacardi's Global Social Responsibility Ambassador

Bacardi has unveiled Rafael Nadal as the face for their “Champions Drink Responsibly” campaign yesterday.

Originally from Cuba, this is the first time the giant liquor company brought such a huge global campaign to the United States.

In one of the first ads, Nadal emphasizes the importance of knowing when you and your friends have had enough to drink. The ad shows Nadal holding his tennis racquet over an empty spirits glass with the message, “I’d always tell my friends where the line is.”

“I enjoy socializing with my friends and family and drinking responsibly is important no matter what your game is,” Nadal said in a statement.

“That is why I’m teaming up with Bacardi Limited as I want to take the lead in promoting social responsibility to fans and consumers around the world.”

In another ad, Nadal urges consumers to enjoy drinking in moderation, emphasizing that quality is what’s important, not quantity. Nadal is shown holding his hands up in a “Time Out” sign next to an almost finished drink. The ad features the message, “I try to beat everyone at tennis, not at drinking.”

Nadal will deliver the message of responsible drinking out to fans during his tournaments as such events will be staged around Wimbledon, the US Open and others around the world.

Here are the rest of the photos of Nadal at the presser and reception.

(Via Miami Herald, Images by Getty Images via zimbio.com)

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Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic to play charity soccer match for Japan

Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic will lead a group of top tennis players (Kei Nishikori, Andy Murray, Fernando Verdasco, Richard Gasquet, Feliciano Lopez, Viktor Troicki, Marcos Baghdatis, David Ferrer, Jurgen Melzer, etc.) in a charity soccer match to help raise money for Japan earthquake relief.

Nadal and Djokovic are in South Florida for the Sony Ericsson Open on Key Biscayne.

The tennis players are planning to play in the soccer match against the Fort Lauderdale Strikers pro team at a Miami high school Wednesday night.

The match is free and open to the public, with all donations collected throughout the evening will proceed to the American Red Cross Japan disaster relief effort.

A fundraising dinner is also planned after the game.

Earlier last week, Djokovic wore a knee tape with the message written in support of Japan while playing at the BNP Paribas Open.

(Image via SunSentinel.com)

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Dancing with the tennis stars

Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic must have had a great time at the exhibition match in Bogota, Colombia yesterday.

The tennis world no.1 and 2 not only danced the night away with a female fan. They also gave some tennis lesson to kids before the start of the event.

During the match, Nadal got his revenge after he sent Djokovic packing with a 7-6, 6-3 win.

The exho match wouldn't be complete without the players putting on the Colombian Vueltiao hats.

(Images via Yahoo! Sports)

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Serena Williams still an American Idiot

Serena Williams is still lovin' the Broadway musical even after more than a year.

She was spotted wearing a Green Day Progression tee-shirt and American Idiot the Musical hat which you can purchase online.

Personally I prefer to see Serena dress down like this.

Can't wait to see her back into court.