Wimbledon 2018: Why Roger Federer has signed deal with new sponsor Uniqlo and is no longer wearing Nike | The Independent | The Independent
Roger Federer made £440million by dropping £7m annual Nike deal - Mirror Online
Tennis star Roger Federer signs $300mn deal with Uniqlo bidding farewell to Nike - Exchange4media
Roger Federer On Why He Ditched Nike For A $300 Million Uniqlo Deal
Wimbledon 2018: Federer and Nike part ways after 24 years as Swiss signs contract with Uniqlo | MARCA in English
Roger Federer's Nike relationship 'must have soured' – Whitaker | Tennis | Sport | Express.co.uk
Roger Federer's Uniqlo Deal Pushes His Endorsement Earnings To Highest By An Athlete
Roger Federer Reportedly Leaves Nike for Uniqlo (and Stacks of Cash) | GQ
Tennis star Federer leaves Nike for Japan's Uniqlo in blockbuster deal | The Japan Times
Roger Federer Sheds Nike Swoosh for Uniqlo, Then Wins Match - The New York Times
Wimbledon 2018: Why Roger Federer has signed deal with new sponsor Uniqlo and is no longer wearing Nike | The Independent | The Independent
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Roger Federer made £440million by dropping £7m annual Nike deal - Mirror Online
Roger Federer Leaves Nike for Uniqlo in Blockbuster Deal - Bloomberg
Roger Federer drops decades-old Nike partnership for Uniqlo - BBC News
Tennis star Roger Federer signs US$300mln deal with Uniqlo, leaves Nike Inc
Roger Federer Is Likely To End His $7.5M Nike Contract To Make Almost 3 Times That With Uniqlo | Celebrity Net Worth
How Roger Federer Turned His Fortune and Earned $600M After Leaving Nike's Endorsement Deal - EssentiallySports
Surprising details emerge about Roger Federer's contract with Uniqlo
This is why Federer ended long-standing Nike association for Uniqlo! - Inside Sport India
The Real Reason Why Roger Federer Ditched Nike For Uniqlo
Federer signs Uniqlo deal - Love Tennis Blog
Report // Roger Federer Eying Deal with Uniqlo, Would Leave Nike | Nice Kicks
Roger Federer Lost 'RF' Logo When He Left Nike — but He Wants It Back
