Cameron Norrie's inspiring run to win his first ATP Masters 1000-level title has catapulted him to World No. 16 and No. 1 Brit in the rankings. It has, of course, also garnered him a fair amount of media attention.

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Los Angeles Times: Cameron Norrie becomes first Brit to win men’s singles at Indian Wells

His missing shoes lead headlines for at least the ATP Tour, The Guardian, Eurosport, and New Zealand's Stuff.

“Great American is proud to support a rising Cincinnati talent and representative of the local community as he makes his mark on the sports world,” said David Thompson, Property & Casualty Group Executive Vice President. 

The 22-year-old Cincinnati native was a standout at The Ohio State University and was the #1 ranked NCAA player in the country, prior to turning pro in 2019. On the back of four ATP Challenger titles and scoring an upset over the #29 seed at the 2020 US Open, Wolf’s ATP ranking has climbed to a high of #120 in the world. Beyond his results, Wolf has earned attention for his positive attitude on the court, as well as for the style he brings to his game. Going forward, Wolf is poised to continue his path as one of the top American players in the game. 

“As a kid I would look up at the Great American Tower and now I’ll play my matches with their brand on my sleeve,” explains Wolf. “It’s an honor, and I’m excited to grow this partnership and represent Great American Insurance Group around the world.”

Working his way back from an injury, JJ will return to action this summer playing tournaments all over North America, culminating in the US Open. Over the two-year agreement, Wolf will display a Great American Insurance Group logo on his sleeve during match play and make appearances with the Great American Insurance Group community. 

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About Great American Insurance Group:
Great American Insurance Group’s roots go back to 1872 with the founding of its flagship company, Great American Insurance Company. Based in Cincinnati, Ohio, the operations of Great American Insurance Group are engaged primarily in property and casualty insurance, focusing on specialty commercial products for businesses. 

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In a year that has proven challenging for pro sports events, the 2021 Cleveland Open has received strong support from national banking leader U.S. Bank to ensure the event could be successfully - and safely - hosted at the Cleveland Racquet Club. Last year’s edition saw U.S. Bank’s support of the tournament’s ACE Campaign drive over $5,000 in donation to the tournament’s charity partner, Advantage Cleveland, and this year U.S. Bank is excited to collaborate with the tournament to continue those efforts. 

“Our goal going into this year was to ensure the continuity of the tournament and our team has been working overtime to get the 2021 tournament over the line,” explained Tournament Director Kyle Ross. “We’re quite pleased that we’ll able to once again bring world-class tennis talent to Cleveland, and it puts the tournament in a great position to grow for years to come.”

Previous year’s draws have welcomed numerous players currently inside the ATP Top 100, many of whom recently featured at the Australian Open; some of the top alumni include Marcos Giron (ATP #78), Sebastian Korda (#91), Dominik Köpfer (#71) and Miomir Kecmanovic (#41). The 2021 ATP Tour calendar has been adjusted so that this year’s Cleveland Open will serve as the US warm-up event for the Miami Open, an ATP 1000 tournament, where many Cleveland Open players will head directly from Cleveland.  

“U.S. Bank is excited to be the top sponsor of this year’s Cleveland Open and to partner with Topnotch Management to safely bring professional tennis to the city for a third straight year,” said Andi Garten, Community & Business Banking market leader in Cleveland for U.S. Bank. “We’re thrilled this year’s tournament will again benefit Advantage Cleveland, an amazing charity partner that provides tennis, literacy and other programs for area youth.”  


The 2021 Cleveland Open will be a limited access event, with only Cleveland Racquet Club members and tournament sponsors having access to the tournament facility as a way to minimized the footprint of the event and help create a covid-safe environment for the professional players, staff and spectators. As always, the tournament will be live-streamed for free globally through the ATP Tour website. 

In addition to operating the annual ATP Challenger Tour event, Topnotch Management has recently earned attention for bringing Cleveland its biggest women’s sporting event, the Cleveland Championships, a WTA Tour 250 event that will feature some of the top women players in the world this August, as they prepare for the US Open in a one-week tournament at Cleveland’s Jacob’s Pavilion. 

The 2021 Cleveland Open ATP Challenger Tour Main Draw begins Monday March 15th and the Singles and Doubles finals will take place Saturday, March 20th. More information about the tournament can be found at www.topnotchtennisevents.com.

About Topnotch Management: 
Topnotch Management is a leading global sports agency specializing in tennis and soccer. Based in Cleveland, Topnotch manages a roster of some of the world’s leading athletes and manages professional events around the United States, including the Cleveland Open, an ATP Challenger Tour event, and the Cleveland Championships, a WTA 250 event.

About U.S. Bank: 
 
U.S. Bancorp, with nearly 70,000 employees and $554 billion in assets as of December 31, 2020, is the parent company of U.S. Bank National Association, the fifth-largest commercial bank in the United States. The Minneapolis-based bank blends its relationship teams, branches and ATM network with digital tools that allow customers to bank when, where and how they prefer. U.S. Bank is committed to serving its millions of retail, business, wealth management, payment, commercial, corporate, and investment customers across the country and around the world as a trusted and responsible financial partner. This commitment continues to earn a spot on the Ethisphere Institute’s World’s Most Ethical Companies list and puts U.S. Bank in the top 5% of global companies on the CDP A List for climate change action. Visit usbank.com for more.


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Kyle Ross, Tournament Director
kyle@topnotchmanagement.com