Vinesh Phogat’s Brand Value Soars, Wrestler Increases Per Endorsement Fee From Rs 25 Lakh To …

Ace Indian wrestler Vinesh Phogat could not be compensated with a medal regardless of her development to the last of the ladies’s 50kg freestyle battling last at the 2024Paris Olympics Vinesh’s incompetency from the air vent, owing to a fallen short weigh-in by simply 100 grams, left the whole India sad. Hopes of being honoured with a silver medal did develop after Vinesh tested the choice at the Court of Arbitration of Sport (CAS), yet that decision additionally violated her. Though the Paris Games generated rather a remarkable and bitter kip down her job, Vinesh is still viewed as a champion back home.

Though Vinesh really did not formally obtain a medal to her and tally in the Paris Games, her efficiency in the quadrennial occasion has actually seen her need, as a brand name ambassador, skyrocket in the marketplace. As per a record in the Economic Times, Vinesh’s charge for a recommendation offer has actually taken a considerable enter contrast to the cash she would certainly bill for ads prior to the Paris Games, all many thanks to her boosted brand name worth.

Vinesh, that apparently billed around INR 25 lakh for each and every recommendation offer prior to the 2024 Olympics, currently requests a charge approximately INR 75 lakh and 1 crore from a solitary brand name.

Neeraj Chopra, Manu Bhaker Bask In Olympics Glory

While Manu Bhaker landed 2 bronze medals from the Paris Games, Neeraj was the only professional athlete to return home with a silver. Though Chopra fell short to duplicate his gold medal program in the Paris Games, his brand name worth has actually still skyrocketed by 30-40%, rising to USD 40 million or INR 330 crore.

Manu’s brand name worth has actually additionally risen, seeing her bag a sensational INR 1.5 crore take care of ThumbsUp. Before the Paris Games, Manu would certainly bill around INR 25 lakh per offer for a solitary recommendation. The number has actually experienced a dive by 6 times, thanks to her Olympics program.