Nike taps into its retro sneakers for a summer hit The post These sold-out Nike shoes are coming back- and in new colorways ...

Nike's recent relaunch of the Total 90 3 as a sneaker has shown the appetite for the aura of aughts soccer (or football) and ...

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The 2025–26 Premier League campaign marks the first time since 2000 the English top-flight will not have a Nike ball. Amanda Langell is a Sports Illustrated Soccer freelance writer covering the ...

Nike is one of the few brands out there you will always see on the golf course. No matter whether you're watching live at Augusta National or playing 9 holes on your local par-3 after work, Nike Golf ...

"You know how many shots went over? Look at other games. Normally the ball goes inside from these shots. " Nike balls are used in the Premier League, with Adidas balls utilised in the Champions ...

Nike are bringing back the T90 this year, with the Air Zoom T90 III returning in shoe-form alongside the homage-fuelled aesthetics of the brand’s final Premier League ball, and here’s why we’re so ...

LaVar Ball, the father of Bulls guard Lonzo Ball, addressed reports that he had his foot amputated. Mark J. Terrill/AP Share LaVar Ball, the CEO of Big Baller Brand and father of Bulls guard Lonzo ...

The Total 90-inspired Nike ball made its triumphant debut last week ... A pacey winger full of skills dribbling with a T90 ball, bringing me back that young CR7 nostalgia. Mattheus Cunha Goal vs ...

Wolves supporters have the chance to win the new Premier League match ball which is to be used at Molineux for the first time on Tuesday evening – exclusively on the Wolves App. The Nike Flight is the ...

The classic T90 blue rings have had some new details added to bring them in line with the Nike Flight balls currently used, including grooves in the casing which according to the current jargon ...