Moët & Chandon and Roger Federer teamed up for a fun champagne party called “Tiny Tennis” at The Viceroy’s rooftop lounge, Club 50. Federer is both an international tennis champion and Moët & Chandon’s Global Brand Ambassador and, in an interesting twist, served as umpire for the “Tiny Tennis” matches. Players included Juan Pablo Galvis of ABC’s “The Bachelor,” Giovani Bernard of the Cincinnati Bengals, Jon Beason of the NY Giants, Tracy Wilson Mourning and more. Giovani Bernard was victorious against his competitors as the official winner of the “Tiny Tennis” tournament, earning a jeroboam of Moet & Chandon and a chance to play Federer on the miniature court. This exclusive Moët & Chandon “Tiny Tennis” event kicked off the Sony Open tournament in Miami and celebrates Moët’s strong commitment to the world of tennis. Moët & Chandon is the Official Champagne of the Sony Open for the first time this year.
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