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Top seed Roger Federer stretches to make a forehand return in his Rogers Cup semi-final match against Fernando Gonzalez at the Rexall Center in Toronto, Canada on August 12, 2006. Federer defeated
Roger Federer debuts Uniqlo outfit at Wimbledon, 20-year Nike relationship collapses - The Globe and Mail
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Roger Federer 'unhappy' with Wimbledon warm-up defeat | Metro News
$300 Million for an Aging Tennis Star? Roger Federer Is Worth It, Uniqlo Says - WSJ
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Roger Federer, Nike, and Uniqlo: Everything you need to know - SBNation.com
Roger Federer finally gets "RF" logo back — Open Court
Roger Federer Sheds Nike Swoosh for Uniqlo, Then Wins Match - The New York Times
Roger Federer made £440million by dropping £7m annual Nike deal - Mirror Online
Roger Federer's New Sponsorship Deal Could Net Him $22 Million a Year
Roger Federer leaving Nike to get $290 million richer
Roger Federer Leaves Nike for $300 Million Uniqlo Deal | Money
The Life and Career of Roger Federer, This Year's Highest-Paid Athlete
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Roger Federer Lost 'RF' Logo When He Left Nike — but He Wants It Back
Tennis star Roger Federer signs US$300mln deal with Uniqlo, leaves Nike Inc
How Roger Federer became the world's highest-paid athlete for the first time ever – thanks, Rolex and Uniqlo – and how he spends it | South China Morning Post
Roger Federer not planning to stop wearing Nike shoes, as of now
