Marketing NFTs for tennis players, the Montpellier start-up signed a partnership with the French Tennis Federation.
Dedicated to virtual tennis, the Montpellier start-up Ballman Project announces a partnership with the French Tennis Federation (FFT), and more than twelve players
professionals (including Grégoire Barrère and Lucas Pouille). Its objective is to create a virtual Roland-Garros tournament, using the collection of players based on NFTs, marketed by Ballman.
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Created by player Stan Wawrinka (three-time Grand Slam winner in particular) and Prosper Masquelier, Ballman Project is a web3 start-up, which designs and sells a collection of tennis player NFTs, each with their own specificities.
In parallel with the real tournament
A new collection is launched on March 14, and its public sales on March 17. Owners of NFTs will have the opportunity to participate in virtual tennis tournaments and win real prizes.
The first tournament will be a virtual Roland-Garros, which will be launched on April 15, and will take place in parallel with Roland-Garros 2023, until June 11. It comes with a (very real) prize of $25,000.
