$100000 OR 10% OF NIKE IN 1973 SPENCER HAYWOOD HAD a CHOICE OF CONTRACT HE TOOK THE $100K -TODAY THE 10% IS WORTH $124 BILLION Damn | Anaconda Meme on ME.ME
Open Court - In 1973, Spencer Haywood had a choice of contract. He could choose between $100,000 or 10% of Nike. Haywood took the $100k. Today, that 10% is worth $12.4 billion dollars. 👀 - Drew | Facebook
Spencer Haywood Missed A Chance To Earn Over $2.8 Billion With Nike Because His Agent Made A Mistake | Yardbarker
SuperSonics' Spencer Haywood Chose $100,000 Over Becoming A Billionaire With Nike - Fadeaway World
How Spencer Haywood Almost Became Basketball's First Billionaire
Spencer Haywood Could Have Owned $8.62 Billion Worth of Nike | Complex
Spencer Haywood and the Nike deal that could have turned out so much better - The Boston Globe
How Spencer Haywood Almost Became Basketball's First Billionaire
Spencer Haywood's Agent Told Him To Turn Down A 10% Stake In Nike
Rare Nike Team USA 1968 Olympics Spencer Haywood Basketball Jersey | eBay
Comment Spencer Haywood a perdu 10… milliards à cause de son agent
How did Spencer Haywood miss out on 8 BILLION DOLLARS from Nike?? #Mickstape - YouTube
Andrew Petcash on Twitter: "6) Nike became the most valuable apparel company in the world. If Haywood's agent wouldn't have sold the 10% stake... It would have been worth over $2.8B today.
An NBA Legend Turned Down 10 Percent of Nike for $100,000 | Sole Collector
Spencer Haywood and the Nike deal that could have turned out so much better - The Boston Globe
Spencer Haywood and Magic Johnson are the main powers
Spencer Haywood once turned down 10 percent ownership of Nike | Sporting News
Vintage Spencer Haywood USA Basketball Jersey Nike L – Laundry
Vintage Spencer Haywood USA Basketball Jersey Nike L – Laundry
A 4-Time NBA All-Star Made a $8.62 Billion Mistake Early in His Career
NBA Legend Spencer Haywood's $8.62 Billion Dollar Mistake – Wes Moss
He Said NO To NIKE And Made A 12.5 BILLION DOLLAR MISTAKE! - YouTube
How Spencer Haywood Almost Became Basketball's First Billionaire
Former NBA great Spencer Haywood can relate to the risk NFL coach Brian Flores is taking - The Boston Globe
Red Pillar - Don't be Spencer.... Repost from @rashadbilal Phil Knight started a running shoe company in 1965 called “Blue Ribbon Sports”. In 1971 Blue Ribbon renamed itself after the Greek goddess
