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Monday, 16 Jul 2007
Kevin Durant And Nike: A Done Deal
Kevin Durant will be a Nike [NKE
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] guy, the question is how much did Nike pay him? The contract has been drawn up, but the paperwork has not yet been completed. I believe I'm going to be wrong on my prediction that Durant, when including signing bonus, would not get more than $6 million a year.
The adidas deal was the larger deal, but Durant in the end seemed to go with the brand he was more comfortable with.
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