If you think tennis is all country clubs and quiet clapping, think again. At Psycho Bunny, we don’t just sit on the sidelines—we redefine them. That’s why we continue to partner with Tennis Canada and the National Bank Open presented by Rogers.
Every summer, we continue to take over the grounds in both Toronto and Montreal, setting up immersive fan booths that bring our signature, high-voltage energy directly to the stands. For us, tennis isn’t just a game, it’s a refusal to blend into the background.
“One of the things I'm pretty conscious of is if there's any sort of dress code doing the absolute least to fit into that accepted dress code.” – Andy Roddick on his personal style.

The Ultimate Matchup: Andy Roddick x Psycho Bunny

American tennis legend Andy Roddick knows a thing or two about shattering the status quo. Having carried the torch for American men’s tennis with a blistering 155-mph serve and a relentless, heart-on-his-sleeve work ethic, he remains a beloved crowd favorite long after leaving the court. Known just as much for his fiery personality and quick-witted humor, Roddick is a true icon who never played by traditional rules. Today, he perfectly embodies the Psycho Bunny ethos—and as our official brand ambassador, he’s helping us redefine tennis style for a whole new generation.

The Psycho Bunny Roster

Our mission to disrupt the game doesn’t stop with Andy. Flanked by powerhouses Alexei Popyrin and Arthur Rinderknech, the Psycho Bunny crew is officially taking over the tour—proving that the future of tennis looks anything but traditional.

From Montreal to Toronto: A Premium Fan Experience

From the electric atmosphere in Montreal to the championship energy in Toronto, our partnership with the National Bank Open presented by Rogers is all about celebrating those who play by their own rules. We're proud to be a part of the sport's rich heritage and infuse our signature edge.
Whether we’re connecting with fans at our tournament booths or collaborating with legends like Roddick, Psycho Bunny is here to celebrate the culture of tennis. We’re honoring the game's past while styling its future.