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Jun.25
11:09 AM ET
Wednesday, 25 Jun 2008
Djovokic Wears Nike Again, But Loses
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minnza Novak Djokovic |
] shoes despite having a contract with adidas, the third-ranked player in the world (still wearing Nikes) lost in three straight sets in the second round today to Marat Safin, now the 75th ranked player in the world. It's a mixed bag for adidas. Sure, they would have loved it if Djokovic, who won the Australian Open this year, won it all at Wimbledon, but it also would have been really uncomfortable for him to win in the competitor's shoes.
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