Roger’s Chocolates Again At Risk

Written by: on 23rd August 2012
Roger's Chocolates Again At Risk   |

(Original Link: http://www.atpworldtour.com/News/Tennis/2012/08/Features/US-Open-Federer-New-Lindor-Advert.aspx)

Roger Federer is having problems with airport security again.

 

Federer was in New York City on Thursday to promote his new advertisement for Lindor truffles. Lindt’s global brand ambassador goes on the hunt for his lost bag of chocolates.

Watch Federer’s New Ad

 

The spot carries on from Federer’s first tongue-in-cheek ad, “Airport” in 2010, which showed female airport security guards confiscating his bag filled with Lindor truffles and threatening to strip-search the tennis star just for the fun of it.

 

The new advertisement will begin airing on television channels ABC, CBS, NBC and cable/syndicates on the morning of 3 September.

 

Lindt and Federer are also hosting a “Perfect Match” sweepstakes on the brand’s Facebook page. Until 9 September, fans can enter to win a grand prize trip to the Sony Open Tennis in March, Federer-autographed items, and a variety of Lindor products.

 

Five-time former champion Federer has been drawn to meet American Donald Young in the first round of the US Open, which begins on Monday.

 

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