Alcaraz to get his own logo!
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ChrisJR3264
Legend
Carlos should pull a fed and leave Nike.
Then again I’m bias against Nike. Terrible shoes
Then again I’m bias against Nike. Terrible shoes
Seth
Legend
Carlos to Joma!
Jokes aside, Joma is my favourite apparel. Our regional league got a bunch of customised stuff from Joma before and everything is so comfortable!
beltsman
G.O.A.T.
Biased*
Julian.Peter
Rookie
Alcaraz, quale sarà il suo logo ufficiale? L'annuncio alle Atp Finals
Sinner aveva scelto la volpe, insieme a Nike anche lo spagnolo eleggerà un suo simbolo. E lo lancerà a Torino
www.gazzetta.it
ChrisJR3264
Legend
Nike still sucks.
am1899
Legend
Came here to say this lol!
SunkTheBirdie
Rookie
innoVAShaun
G.O.A.T.
innoVAShaun
G.O.A.T.
innoVAShaun
G.O.A.T.
I guess they did the same with JS
awesomeTENNIS
Rookie
That's actually a pretty good ATP World Finals merch for Carlos and Janik, modern and simple. Nike really is fast when it comes to these kind of event release.
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innoVAShaun
G.O.A.T.
They actually look like Nike Dri-Fit Legend shirts so 100% polyester is a plus.
Big_Dangerous
Talk Tennis Guru
As others may recall, in the mid-1990s, Nike hired Michael Stich and created a line specifically for him, featuring a logo (a shield with the Nike swoosh inside). It didn't feature his initials, but it was still a custom logo for a player's line.
It was a design with details that set it apart from the brand's other lines: for example, Agassi with his "stylized A" logo.
Sampras didn't have a logo, but he wore clothing from the custom "swoosh" line and Iden Courier; catalogs and jersey labels read, for example, "Polo Pete" or "Polo J.C."
I still have those catalogs with those words.
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Going back a back years, Courier had a line called Supreme Court (inspired by baseball), with a distinctive logo identifying the line, present on the tracksuit and some other items (no jerseys), while Agassi's was the Challenge Court, also with an identifying logo...
Things that many will remember
It was a design with details that set it apart from the brand's other lines: for example, Agassi with his "stylized A" logo.
Sampras didn't have a logo, but he wore clothing from the custom "swoosh" line and Iden Courier; catalogs and jersey labels read, for example, "Polo Pete" or "Polo J.C."
I still have those catalogs with those words.
Melbourne am 13.01.97, Michael STICH/GER - aktion -
Melbourne am 13.01.97, Michael STICH/GER - aktion -
Going back a back years, Courier had a line called Supreme Court (inspired by baseball), with a distinctive logo identifying the line, present on the tracksuit and some other items (no jerseys), while Agassi's was the Challenge Court, also with an identifying logo...
Things that many will remember
SinneGOAT
Legend
Laziest “logo” I’ve seen in my life lmaoI guess they did the same with JS
ghostblue
Rookie
Doesn't look like it's supposed to be a logo, just detailing
To correct what was said about Courier's Supreme Court line, the distinctive logo was also present on some "game-worn" jerseys (left sleeve in the photo).As others may recall, in the mid-1990s, Nike hired Michael Stich and created a line specifically for him, featuring a logo (a shield with the Nike swoosh inside). It didn't feature his initials, but it was still a custom logo for a player's line.
It was a design with details that set it apart from the brand's other lines: for example, Agassi with his "stylized A" logo.
Sampras didn't have a logo, but he wore clothing from the custom "swoosh" line and Iden Courier; catalogs and jersey labels read, for example, "Polo Pete" or "Polo J.C."
I still have those catalogs with those words.
Melbourne am 13.01.97, Michael STICH/GER - aktion -
Melbourne am 13.01.97, Michael STICH/GER - aktion -
Going back a back years, Courier had a line called Supreme Court (inspired by baseball), with a distinctive logo identifying the line, present on the tracksuit and some other items (no jerseys), while Agassi's was the Challenge Court, also with an identifying logo...
Things that many will remember
The same goes for Agassi with the historic "Challenge Court," restyled over the years and featuring a stylized "A" in 1996-1999.
Number-one seed Jim Courier of the U.S. wipes his face with a towel...
Number-one seed Jim Courier of the U.S. wipes his face with a towel between games late in his upset loss to France's Cedric Pioline 07 September 1993 at the 1993 U.S. Open in Flushing Meadows, NY....
American tennis player Andre Agassi pictured in action during...
American tennis player Andre Agassi pictured in action during competition to reach and win the final of the 1994 US Open Men's Singles tennis tournament at the USTA National Tennis Center at Flushing...
Dropshot777
Semi-Pro
He has the fox already but idk what the financial situation is with that
JerryTheMouse91
Rookie
I saw a quote that Alcaraz said that it was just a rumor that they'd reveal a logo at the ATP Finals, and that they're still developing it and in no rush to put it out. So idk if we'll see it any time soon...
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