NIKE & ROLEX releases tributes to Federer - Inside Sport India
Wimbledon 2018: Why Roger Federer has signed deal with new sponsor Uniqlo and is no longer wearing Nike | The Independent | The Independent
No more Nike, Roger Federer unveil his new sponsorship with Uniqlo
Federer: 'Uniqlo offered better post-career benefits than Nike' - SportsPro
Roger Federer is set to end his $7.5 million Nike sponsorship contract - a sum he could nearly triple with this lesser-known brand | Business Insider India
Roger Federer walks out at Wimbledon in Uniqlo shirt, not Nike
Roger Federer drops decades-old Nike partnership for Uniqlo - BBC News
Roger Federer: Swiss ace addresses Nike and Uniqlo rumours | Tennis | Sport | Express.co.uk
Roger Federer Dumps Nike For Uniqlo As Kit Sponsor - AccelerateTv
Nike parts with tennis legend Roger Federer - Portland Business Journal
Five things to know about Federer's high-profile split with Nike
Roger Federer set to serve notice on sponsors Nike | Sport | The Times
Roger Federer On Why He Ditched Nike For A $300 Million Uniqlo Deal
Roger Federer nets record-breaking sponsorship deal worth £230m | The Times
Roger Federer's Sponsor Gamble Pays Off Big Time
Roger Federer SPLITS with Nike to follow Novak Djokovic's lead at Wimbledon | Tennis | Sport | Express.co.uk
Wimbledon 2018: Roger Federer calls on Nike to return 'RF' monogram in $410m sponsorship switch to Uniqlo | The West Australian
Watch: Roger Federer's incredible business move to drop $10 million deal with Nike and instead make $600 million
Wimbledon 2018: Roger Federer calls on Nike to return 'RF' monogram in $410m sponsorship switch to Uniqlo | The West Australian
Roger Federer honoured with SPECTACULAR Nike special edition shoe after world No 1 return | Tennis | Sport | Express.co.uk
Roger Federer's Sponsor Gamble Pays Off Big Time
Roger Federer vs Nike: A legal view on the 'RF' logo dispute - SportsPro
Roger Federer Has a New Sponsor – Japanese Apparel Retailer Uniqlo - Sports of the Day
Why Roger Federer has signed deal with new sponsor Uniqlo and is no longer wearing Nike - Independent.ie
