Wimbledon 2018: Why Roger Federer has signed deal with new sponsor Uniqlo and is no longer wearing Nike | The Independent | The Independent
Roger Federer Leaves Nike After Scoring $300 Million Deal
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Roger Federer rocks up at Wimbledon in Uniqlo outfit after Nike contract ends | Metro News
Roger Federer drops decades-old Nike partnership for Uniqlo - BBC News
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Wimbledon 2018: Why Roger Federer has signed deal with new sponsor Uniqlo and is no longer wearing Nike | The Independent | The Independent
Uniqlo outfit of Roger Federer for the Australian Open - Tennis Tonic - News, Predictions, H2H, Live Scores, stats
Wimbledon: Federer's Nike deal expires, Uniqlo to replace
How Roger Federer became the world's highest-paid athlete for the first time ever – thanks, Rolex and Uniqlo – and how he spends it | South China Morning Post
London, UK, 2nd July 2018: Roger Federer of Switzerland wears japanese brand clothing from his new outfitter Uniqlo during Day 1 at the Wimbledon Tennis Championships 2018 at the All England Lawn
Roger Federer's Uniqlo Deal Pushes His Endorsement Earnings To Highest By An Athlete
Roger Federer's Sponsor Gamble Pays Off Big Time
Roger Federer set to serve notice on sponsors Nike | Sport | The Times
Roger Federer is Uniqlo's latest global ambassador
Roger Federer to Leave Nike for Uniqlo | HYPEBEAST
Federer Lands New Sponsor; Becomes Rimowa Brand Ambassador - peRFect Tennis
Roger Federer switches to Uniqlo - Paid 300 million over 10 years
Roger Federer made £440million by dropping £7m annual Nike deal - Mirror Online
Federer's Uniqlo deal underscores value of legendary status | Financial Times
How 'pristine' Federer became highest earning sportsman with £81m a year from endorsements, and just £5m from tennis
Roger Federer On Why He Ditched Nike For A $300 Million Uniqlo Deal
Roger Federer's Sponsor Gamble Pays Off Big Time
