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A History of Nike and the Brand's Athlete Partnerships
Nike wasn’t the first shoe company to create partnerships with athletes, but they’ve done it better than anyone. The ...
Tennis World21d
Jannik Sinner king of hard courts, he aims for Roger Federer's throne
Who is at the top of this list? Obviously Roger Federer, who has won 5 consecutive Slams on hard courts, from the 2005 US Open to the 2007 US Open. Roger has a streak that goes from New York 2005 ...
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Novak Djokovic will ‘never reach level of Federer and Nadal’ as Emma Raducanu’s value is rated
Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer. Novak Djokovic may be set to end his tennis career as the most successful male player of all time, but a leading sports finance expert has claimed he ...
Independent Online21d
Woolworths reports steady growth amid challenges in apparel sectors
Despite these positive strides in the Food division, the apparel segments have been less fortunate. The Fashion, Beauty and Home (FBH) and Country Road Group (CRG) divisions are currently ...
Sports Illustrated22d
Why Nike Just "Banned" Air Jordan Sneakers on its Website
In 1985, the iconic red and black Air Jordan 1 got banned from the NBA and a slick marketing move by Nike turned the challenge in an opportunity. Nike and Jordan Brand began celebrating the 40th ...
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Expensive doesn’t mean better when choosing athletic apparel, experts say
But does that mean you need to buy pricey fitness apparel? While exercise-specific clothing can be a worthwhile investment, it’s not necessarily a requirement, experts say. “If you’re ...
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N.L. extends Jordan's Principle funding, but Corner Brook parent says federal money still isn't enough
Jennifer Broadbent of Corner Brook says the provincial government extending funding support for Jordan's Principle until June is a good step, but says current federal allocations still aren't ...
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Jannik Sinner breaks stunning 20-year Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer record in Australian Open demolition
Jannik Sinner is once again the champion in Melbourne. The Italian flawlessly defended his Australian Open title in a 6-3, 7-6 (4), 6-3 win over Alexander Zverev and made history in the process.
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"Roger Federer & Rafael Nadal would've never said such things" - When Jannik Sinner blasted Alexander Zverev for 'fever' excuse after loss
The Italian claimed that if it had been Roger Federer or Rafael Nadal in Zverev's place, they would never have made such a statement. One of the many encounters between Sinner and Zverev took ...
Tennis World24d
Australian Open: Henry Bernet follows Roger Federer's footsteps, wins title
Another young Swiss claimed a junior Major title in 1999. The parallel between Federer and Bernet is super strong! Henry is the Basel native who made his first tennis steps at TC Old Boys ...
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Federer and Wawrinka provide inspiration for the new Australian Open junior champion
Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Henry Bernet of Switzerland celebrates after defeating Benjamin Willwerth of the U.S. in the boy’s singles ...