PUMA

Social

Problem: Sport had become too narrow. Stadiums, uniforms, scoreboards. If you weren't on a field or a court, you weren't an athlete. Puma wanted to challenge that definition and own the culture that existed outside of it.

Solution: Tonight is Sport. A global campaign built around the After Hours Athlete. The person who dominates the ping pong table, the dance floor, the back alley basketball court, and the barstool trivia league. The moon became the metaphor. The one arena light that follows you everywhere, from Moscow to San Francisco, dusk to dawn.

How: Won through a competitive pitch. The campaign rolled out across brand films, city activations, night games, and digital content. It wasn't just advertising. It was a cultural reframe of what sport means and who gets to call themselves an athlete.


CLIENT: Puma

AGENCY: Hill Holliday

CCO: Lance Jensen

SENIOR ART DIRECTOR: Tony Frusciante

GRAPHIC DESIGNER: Tony Frusciante

STRATEGY: Thomas O’Connell