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Nike - Roger Federer: 15th Grand Sl

He accomplished what many thought to be impossible, though just narrowly at last evening Men’s Final of Wimbledon. Said to be the longest Set in Wimbledon’s history since 1877, with icons such as Rod Laver, Manuel Santana, Bjorn Borg, Ilie Nastase, and the record holder Pete Sampras looking on,  Roger Federer edged out Andy Roddick 16-14 to take home the Wimbledon Title, his record breaking 15th Grand Slam Title. To celebrate this historical occasion in sports, Nike will begin production of the RF 15 T-Shirt.Read the rest of: Nike - Roger Federer: 15th Grand Slam Title - RF 15 T-Shirt© Poe for Freshness, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add to del.icio.usPost catergories: Apparels, Art & Design, Nike, Shopping close

Roger Federer - 15th Grand Slam Tit

Click here to view the embedded video.One sports commentator remarked it was like the showdown at O.K. Corral. Indeed, it was at last evening’s Men’s Final of Wimbledon. Both contenders for the Grand Slam Championship Title had much at stake. It was American Andy Roddick’s best finish since 4 years and his opportunity to take home his 2nd Grand Slam Title. As for the world’s #1 player, Roger Federer, it was his chance to re-write the record book and win his 15th Grand Slam title, something unthinkable just a few years ago. After a contentious battle of physical endurance and mental strength, both players had 2 Sets under his belt, with scores 5-7, 7-6, 7-6, 3-6. It came down to the Fifth and Final Set, when both escalate their command of slices and spins. In the end, a collection of unforced errors by Roddick opened up for Federer to claimed his spot on the record book with his 15th Grand Slam Title and as the most successful tennis player ever.In celebration of this monumental occasion, Nike instantly launched Love Fifteen – A Tribute To Roger Federer. Featuring some of the greatest athletes ever: Serena Williams, Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods, John McEnroe, Pete close

Jeff Staple x New Balance M575J - W

Pigeons are usually grey, but the peak of summer heat calls for something in white.  Jeff Staple answers the call, releasing his latest collaboration with New Balance soon.  It’s an M575J runner done in white and offwhite with plenty of melon orange tossed in to remind us of the infamous bird.  1077 of these will release next Tuesday, August, 18th.  Click the jump below for a full list of retailers.  via stapledesign.Read the rest of Jeff Staple x New Balance M575J - White Pigeon - Release Information© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add todel.icio.us close

Air Jordan III Retro - White - Ceme

Last night, we whet your appetites with a look at what’s to come from Jordan Brand in 2010, and now it’s time to drop perhaps the biggest bombshell yet. In the tradition of recent releases like the Countdown and Defining Moments Packs, another accomplishment from Michael’s career will be honored next year with the Slam Dunk Pack. The pack will contain both pairs of kicks that Mike wore when winning back to back Slam Dunk Contest titles in 1987 and 1988. That means that the OG Air Jordan II from ‘87 and the White/Cement Air Jordan III from ‘88 will both be available in one amazing pack. It is still unknown exactly when this pack will be hitting shelves, but a 2010 release is on the horizon, so be sure to stick with Sneaker News for the latest info. Via FlightClub.Tistory.Read the rest of Air Jordan III Retro - White - Cement Grey - Slam Dunk Pack 2010© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |11 comments |Add todel.icio.us close

Air Jordan III (3) Retro – White

Jordan Brand’s 2010 line is looking to be a literal slam dunk, as the Air Jordan III (3) Retro White-Cement Grey will return in the Slam Dunk Pack, a two pair release that celebrates MJ’s high flyin’ NBA Dunk Contest victories. The other shoe involved in this already legendary lineup is the Air Jordan II (2) Retro White/Black -Varsity Red. The Air Jordan Slam Dunk Pack will hit retailers sometime in 2010 for a currently undisclosed amount.Via Flight Club. close

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