Nike originally had their eyes on Raven for his jumping ability, but when they learned that UA was deeply interested in Wiggins, they entered the competition.
UA also played their cards well, and Nike eventually secured Wiggins with a five-year, $15 million contract, well above market value.
Meanwhile, UA turned around and secured Raven with a four-year, $4 million contract.
This deal not only undercut Nike but also didn't affect their pursuit of Klay Thompson next year.
At this moment, the photographer's lens quickly shifted to the shoes Hansen was wearing.
They were a pair of striking sports shoes with a black tongue, white laces, a black upper, and a white sole, but the most unique part was the white stripe that extended to the back of the shoe. Here, the stripe widened, and on both sides, there were two eye-like black triangular blocks, resembling a panda face.
These shoes had not been seen before, much less worn by Hansen.
