Tiger Woods must be hemorrhaging money now that many of his sponsors have pulled his prime time ads. Since June, Woods has appeared in 15 different product spots that aired regularly during prime time evening television, but they have all disappeared. His last spot was a November 29th commercial for Gillette razors. This is bad news for Woods who is easily the most recognized sports figure in this country and possibly in the world; according to Bloomberg polling 86% of U.S. consumers over the age of six years old recognized Tiger Woods. Thursday, December 10, 2009
Tiger Woods must be hemorrhaging money
Tiger Woods must be hemorrhaging money now that many of his sponsors have pulled his prime time ads. Since June, Woods has appeared in 15 different product spots that aired regularly during prime time evening television, but they have all disappeared. His last spot was a November 29th commercial for Gillette razors. This is bad news for Woods who is easily the most recognized sports figure in this country and possibly in the world; according to Bloomberg polling 86% of U.S. consumers over the age of six years old recognized Tiger Woods. 
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Good! He had too much money anyway.
ReplyDeleteHis billion a year lifestyle was predominately made from all of his endorsements. They say Nike and some of the other big names are still backing him in light of what's happened...but as this shit gets worse who knows. He used a lot of his money to wine, dine, accommodate and hush his hoes. You reap what you sow.
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