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Roger Federer Sheds Nike Swoosh for Uniqlo, Then Wins Match - The New York Times
Roger Federer drops decades-old Nike partnership for Uniqlo - BBC News
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Roger Federer reportedly splits with Nike ahead of Wimbledon | Sports News,The Indian Express
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Roger Federer On Why He Ditched Nike For A $300 Million Uniqlo Deal
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Roger Federer Debuts New Nike Collaboration | Vogue
Roger Federer Is Still Wearing Personalized Nike Shoes at Wimbledon
Nike's Roger Federer Makes Big Comeback At Wimbledon – Footwear News
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Roger Federer Lost 'RF' Logo When He Left Nike — but He Wants It Back
