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Reasurch Lance Armstrong:
Nike said on Tuesday it would end production of its Livestrong gear and apparel after the 2013 holiday line, concluding a long-standing licensing agreement for footwear and apparel between the two that helped Livestrong raise a total of $100 million over the course of the partnership.
Armstrong founded Livestrong in 1997 after being diagnosed with testicular cancer. The group flourished during his cycling career in which he won the Tour de France seven times.
(Reuters) - Nike Inc is dropping its partnership with the Livestrong Foundation, the cancer charity founded by disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong, the latest repercussion from the doping scandal that last year stripped him of his titles.
More trouble for Lance Armstrong: A Nebraska insurance company that covered bonuses for three of his Tour de France victories filed a $3 million lawsuit against the disgraced cyclist late Thursday.
Resurch Kelly Slater:
11 x ASP competition winner
5 consecutive titles from 1994- 1998
A FURIOUS Kelly Slater has offered to pay for his own drug tests to protect his reputation.
The triumph came after Slater raged at a suggestion by The Australian this week that in an era of global public scepticism about freakish sporting achievements, the textbook profile of a doping suspect would be a 41-year-old ranked No 1 in the world.
Slater's famously clean lifestyle; insatiable competitive desire and prodigious skills would make him the least likely to cheat but Armstrong has ensured every extraordinary athlete, especially those of a mature age, are placed in the looking glass.
Slater was offended. "It was saying I was the classic performance-enhancing doping athlete," he said. "I would never do it, ever. If you were trying to suggest I would, you're wrong. It's just complete bullshit. I
Introduction: question, introducing topic catch peoples interest understand what you are going to say
Topics
Examples
Conclusion
Reasurch Lance Armstrong:
Nike said on Tuesday it would end production of its Livestrong gear and apparel after the 2013 holiday line, concluding a long-standing licensing agreement for footwear and apparel between the two that helped Livestrong raise a total of $100 million over the course of the partnership.
Armstrong founded Livestrong in 1997 after being diagnosed with testicular cancer. The group flourished during his cycling career in which he won the Tour de France seven times.
(Reuters) - Nike Inc is dropping its partnership with the Livestrong Foundation, the cancer charity founded by disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong, the latest repercussion from the doping scandal that last year stripped him of his titles.
More trouble for Lance Armstrong: A Nebraska insurance company that covered bonuses for three of his Tour de France victories filed a $3 million lawsuit against the disgraced cyclist late Thursday.
Resurch Kelly Slater:
11 x ASP competition winner
5 consecutive titles from 1994- 1998
A FURIOUS Kelly Slater has offered to pay for his own drug tests to protect his reputation.
The triumph came after Slater raged at a suggestion by The Australian this week that in an era of global public scepticism about freakish sporting achievements, the textbook profile of a doping suspect would be a 41-year-old ranked No 1 in the world.
Slater's famously clean lifestyle; insatiable competitive desire and prodigious skills would make him the least likely to cheat but Armstrong has ensured every extraordinary athlete, especially those of a mature age, are placed in the looking glass.
Slater was offended. "It was saying I was the classic performance-enhancing doping athlete," he said. "I would never do it, ever. If you were trying to suggest I would, you're wrong. It's just complete bullshit. I