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On this day in 2003: LeBron James inked the richest rookie shoe deal
18-Year Old LeBron James Rejected $110 Million From Reebok And $70 Million From Adidas, And Signed A 7-Year, $90 Million Deal With Nike: "I'm A Nike Guy." - Fadeaway World
LeBron's Nike deal could be worth more than $1 bln - Sports247
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On this day in 2003: LeBron James inked the richest rookie shoe deal
LeBron James' rookie Nike sneaker deal at par with late Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan | Basketball News
LeBron James' Game-worn Rookie Sneakers Headed for IPO - Boardroom
LeBron James' Game-worn Rookie Sneakers Headed for IPO - Boardroom
Nike Had Conditions Before Giving Rookie Michael Jordan A Contract: Either Be NBA Rookie Of The Year, Or Average 20 PPG, Or Be An All-Star, Or Sell $4M Worth Shoes In A
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Cleveland Cavaliers' LeBron James (23) leaves the court after scoring 25 points in a 106-92 loss to the Sacramento Kings during his NBA debut in Sacramento, California October 29, 2003. The 18-year-old
The Origin Story Behind LeBron's Billion Dollar Relationship With Nike
Looking back at NBA rookie shoe deals ahead of the 2022 NBA Draft - NBC Sports Chicago
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When LeBron James chose Nike in 2003, he gave up $28 million — it could end up making him $1 billion - MarketWatch
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On this day in 2003: LeBron James inked the richest rookie shoe deal
Adidas had a chance to land rookie LeBron James with a 10-year, $100 million contract. Instead, they lowered their offer to $70 million at the last minute, allowing Nike to swoop in
