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Nike celebrates Roger Federer's win in SW19
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Roger Federer reveals major change on-court after year out of spotlight
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How Roger Federer Struck GOLD by Leaving Nike - YouTube
Roger Federer walks out at Wimbledon in Uniqlo shirt, not Nike, ET Retail
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Former Nike Director Says Split with Roger Federer Was an 'atrocity' - Sneaker Freaker
Roger Federer: Letting Swiss star leave Nike for Uniqlo was an 'atrocity,' says former Nike tennis director | CNN
Nike Roger Federer RARE PIECE- Australian Open Champion 2017 OUTFIT (M) | eBay
Nike parts with tennis legend Roger Federer - Portland Business Journal
Roger Federer reportedly set to leave Nike for Uniqlo
Roger Federer Debuts New Nike Collaboration | Vogue
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Allowing Roger Federer to quit Nike 'an atrocity' as former Nike boss also lifts lid on RF merchandise coup
Roger Federer: a Legal Expert Says Nike Could Win Battle Over 'RF' Branding
