two Super Bowl commercials Serena Williams may have retired or as she would like to call it 'evolved' away from tennis. But the 41-year-old was a big part of one of sports' biggest nights – the Super Bowl – by starring in not one, but two, commercials.

Serena Williams was everywhere at the Super Bowl with two premier ads in the first quarter of the big game. The first came early in the game for Remy Martin cognac, where Serena recited one of the most famous football speeches in movie history. If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device.

Serena Williams stars in two Super Bowl LVII ads for Michelob Ultra, Remy Martin Cognac.

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Either way, Coinbase's decision to spend $14 million on the ad looks good considering the short-term return on investment.

Budweiser Budweiser remains the king of Super Bowl ads Amazon's Super Bowl success notwithstanding, Budweiser remains the company that has spent the most on Super Bowl commercials, allocating a total of 470.5 million dollars on Super Bowl ads between the first Big Game in 1967 and Super Bowl LIV in 2020.

Inactive but not retired, Serena Williams earns more of her income from endorsements than any other athlete on this list. Her top deals are with AbbVie, Anheuser-Busch InBev, Audemars Piguet, Block Inc, DIRECTV, Inc., Ford Motor, Gatorade, Gucci, Hanesbrands, Nike, Subway, Tonal and Wilson Sporting Goods.

Williams' 19 deals–among them Gatorade, Nike, Ubrelvy, Audemars Piguet, and Berlei–include 65 social posts, with total engagement (likes/comments/shares) of over 6M, averaging more than 324K per brand and 82K per post. Since 2020, Williams' sponsored posts have averaged a total engagement of over 11M per year.

Budweiser Several major brands, including Budweiser, Coca-Cola, Doritos, GoDaddy, Master Lock, and Tide have been well known for making repeated appearances during the Super Bowl.

As Morgan Stanley becomes an official partner of the WTA tour, their new "Boundary" ad campaign, led by the 2021 finalist, ensures that tennis is for everyone.

Developed by agency The Marketing Arm, the ad shows Canadian tennis player Leylah Fernandez on the court as its lines explode around her. The voiceover explains that while tenacity and grit might not be enough to overcome boundaries, Morgan Stanley and the WTA are working to make tennis more accessible to everyone.

This Sunday, the “He Gets Us” campaign will air two ads during the Super Bowl,spending $20 million to spread the brand of Jesus as a guy who had empathy for the poor, was an activist, or who was just as sick of politics as the rest of us.