Georgios isn’t your typical “tennis WAG” (or, uh, WAG equivalent). He’s a Greek-Brazilian entrepreneur who built Oakberry from the ground up—think acai bowls so trendy they’ve taken over gyms and airports worldwide. The guy’s a hustler, but he’s also a dead ringer for a Bond villain’s cool younger brother. I mean, have you seen his Instagram? It’s a mix of jet-setting, business meetings, and courtside shots with Sabalenka.
What’s wild is how under-the-radar they kept things at first. In 2026, we barely saw them together. Then boom—March 2026 whispers start flying about an engagement, and now he’s basically a fixture at her matches. It’s like he cloned himself for every Grand Slam. Talk about commitment, right?
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First, there was Wimbledon 2026—a blurry cell phone pic of him in a hat, which the internet ignored. Then came the Australian Open 2026, where he was clearly in frame, but everyone was too focused on Sabalenka’s serve to ask. By the French Open 2026? He’s front row, hands clasped like he’s praying she doesn’t double-fault. Spoiler: she usually doesn’t.
Aryna Sabalenka's boyfriend Georgios gushes over her as he reveals
I’m not saying he’s a lucky charm, but Sabalenka’s win rate with him courtside is suspiciously high. Last year’s US Open? She took the title while he filmed her from his seat, grinning like he invented tennis. Did he invent tennis? No, but he invented acai bowls, which is arguably more profitable.
