How LeBron James spent his first endorsement check from Nike
LeBron James' Game-worn Rookie Sneakers Headed for IPO - Boardroom
LeBron James Signs Unprecedented Lifetime Deal With Nike | Ad Age
Nike Gave LeBron a Lifetime Shoe Deal
How LeBron James spent his first endorsement check from Nike
When LeBron James chose Nike in 2003, he gave up $28 million — it could end up making him $1 billion - MarketWatch
LeBron James Helps Nike Make $600 Million a Year and Recently Saw the Company Place Him in the Same Club as Michael Jordan: 'I'm Definitely Honored'
When LeBron James chose Nike in 2003, he gave up $28 million — it could end up making him $1 billion - MarketWatch
The History of LeBron James Basketball Shoes | Finish Line
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
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 James // Behind The Signature Logo - Boardroom
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
LeBron James' rookie Nike sneaker deal at par with late Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan | Basketball News
Zion Williamson inked richest annual rookie shoe deal in NBA history
LeBron James's Nike deal may be worth more than $1 billion - Sports Illustrated
How LeBron James' $28 Million Rookie Sacrifice Could be Worth Over $1 Billion
LeBron James' Game-worn Rookie Sneakers Headed for IPO - Boardroom
LeBron James Scores On $725 Million SpringHill Deal With Nike, RedBird And Fenway Sports Group
When LeBron James chose Nike in 2003, he gave up $28 million — it could end up making him $1 billion - MarketWatch
LeBron James, Kevin Durant & Other NBA Players Who Bagged Lucrative Endorsement Shoe Deals as Rookies
LeBron James, Kevin Durant & Other NBA Players Who Bagged Lucrative Endorsement Shoe Deals as Rookies
