To prove they’ll deliver almost almost anything, Uber Eats made tennis icon Andy Murray available to order.
The Australian Open is a unique moment in the Australian sporting and broadcast calendar. Millions tune in for a two week period and it dominates the nation’s press, as the public feverishly follow the fate of the world’s biggest tennis stars.
During the 2025 tournament, to prove Uber Eats’ commitment to delivering almost almost anything, we treated tennis royalty Andy Murray like a burrito - making him available to order on the app. The orders rolled in. But there was one problem, when we went to pick him up, he wouldn’t get in the bag.
This started a two week, episodic chase that began in TV ads but bled into culture, hijacking broadcast moments, the news and PR interviews. We gave regular updates through social media. During the finals, with millions watching, we finally caught up to an exhausted Andy. And just as the tournament came to an end, we delivered him to one lucky Australian, proving Uber Eats really do deliver almost almost anything.
Silver Direct Response; Silver Direct (Integrated); Silver Integrated Campaign; Silver Best Use of Paid Talent and Influencers; Silver Sponsorships & Partnerships; Bronze Direct Innovation; Bronze Use of Events and Stunts; Bronze Craft / Casting; AWARD Awards 2025
Grand Prix Integrated; Silver Brand Experience & Activation; Bronze Partnerships with Talent; Shortlist x 2 Brand Partnerships and Collaborations, Events and Stunts Spikes Asia 2025
Finalist, Entertainment, Cannes Lions 2025