Spencer Haywood and Magic Johnson are the main powers
Spencer Haywood's Agent Told Him To Turn Down A 10% Stake In Nike
Would You Rather Have $100k Or Own 10% Of Nike? This NBA Player Chose... Poorly. | Celebrity Net Worth
Agent had Spencer Haywood turn down 10 percent ownership stake in Nike | FOX Sports
Spencer Haywood and the Nike deal that could have turned out so much better - The Boston Globe
The Spencer Haywood story continues: Only one regret – Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder
SuperSonics Spencer Haywood chose $100,000 upfront over a 10% stake in Nike. Had he accepted the original offer, his holdings in Nike would be worth a whopping $8.62 billion : r/nba
An NBA Legend Turned Down 10 Percent of Nike for $100,000 | Sole Collector
TIL basketball star Spencer Haywood chose $100k up front over a 10% stake in then young company Nike for endorsing their shoes. Today that 10% would be worth more than 8 billion
An NBA Legend Turned Down 10 Percent of Nike for $100,000 | Sole Collector
How Spencer Haywood Almost Became Basketball's First Billionaire
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.
Isaac M. Cooper on Twitter: "(1): $100,000 Cash as lumpsum ($565,000 today) or (2): 10% Ownership stake in Nike. Spencer Haywood was leaning towards the 10% equity deal but was persuaded by
How Spencer Haywood Changed the Game Forever
An NBA Hall-of-Famer Could Have Owned $12 Billion Worth Of Nike... Instead He Chose $100K :( | Celebrity Net Worth
How Spencer Haywood Almost Became Basketball's First Billionaire
Would You Rather Have $100k Or Own 10% Of Nike? This NBA Player Chose... Poorly. | Celebrity Net Worth
Spencer Haywood: Nike offered me 10 per cent stake | news.com.au — Australia's leading news site
Full Court: The Spencer Haywood Story - The Shadow League
Spencer Haywood Missed A Chance To Earn Over $2.8 Billion With Nike Because His Agent Made A Mistake - Fadeaway World
How Spencer Haywood Almost Became Basketball's First Billionaire
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
