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It’s been a tough year for the basketball-shoe business. Domestic television ratings for the NBA Finals have reached record lows. According to Business Week, sales of basketball sneakers fell 16 ...

D ’Angelo Russell spent his Tuesday in Beijing, part of a four-city, seven-day tour of China to promote his brand and specifcally his new signature shoe, the DL0 1, from Li Ning’s “Way of ...

Ex-NBA star Stephon Marbury blasted the Chinese Basketball Association's strict sponsorship rules after he was fined for failing to cover up the logo on his own-brand shoes.

Basketball is never out of place in modern China. As a matter of fact, the sport in the land of Confucius is almost as old as the sport itself. After years of development, the Chinese version of ...

Ahead of NBA free agency, Lakers guard Austin Reaves and Chinese company Rigorer are finalizing a signature shoe deal that is expected to reach over seven figures per year. Reaves on the new AR1 ...

A few lucky fans had a chance to interact with him and get a signature on his Peak brand basketball shoe. One Chinese boy went viral as Andrew Wiggins took time to sign a shoe while being on a bus.

The 11 Best Signature Basketball Shoes of 2023: LeBron James, Kevin Durant, ... Reaves linked up with Chinese footwear brand Rigorer to release his first-ever signature sneaker: the AR1.

D’Angelo Russell spent his Tuesday in Beijing, part of a four-city, seven-day tour of China to promote his brand and specifcally his new signature shoe, the DL0 1, from Li Ning’s “Way of ...