Rublev launches clothing brand as he reveals he "thinks about life and death too much"
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Andrey Rublev was inspired by his thoughts to launch a clothing brand that aims to help people around the world.
The 25-year-old Russian is one of the most successful tennis players of his generation, even though he's yet to win a Grand Slam title. He finished the past three season in the Top 8 on the ATP Tour, and the goal is to replicate that success in 2023.
With a platform to influence others, Rublev wants to help people around the world, and in an attempt to do that, he has created his own clothing line.
On Monday, the Russian launched a new clothing brand and shared an accompanying video on multiple social media channels. Additionally, he disclosed his own depression symptoms when discussing the reasons why he launched it.
"Here is a doze of migraine to your heads. I know I'm depressive and always have been thinking about life and death for too much, but before my days will end I will keep fighting for what I believe, what I love and who I love."
According to his own words, he wants to keep fighting for what he believes is right, and his Rublo Team will help him in doing that.
The goal for them is to make the world a better place, standing behind three main principles, which are equality, kindness, and hope.
"The Rublo Team stands for what we believe will make our planet a better place: Equality, Kindness, and Hope."
Professionally, the Russian will attempt to defend four ATP titles in 2023. In 2022, he managed to win in Marseille, Dubai, Belgrade, and Gijon.
On top of that, he will be on quest to have a third consecutive season in which he wins more than 50 matches, as he triumphed 53 times in 2021 and 51 times in 2022.
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