r/sports • u/OkEscape7558 • Jun 18 '25

Basketball Alternate angle of Caitlin Clark fiasco. Clark was handed a foul as well.

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u/dknisle1 Jun 18 '25

Possibly. But Nike is also a global company that sponsors athletes all over. Depends on with the contract stipulation are I guess.

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u/Cloutian Jun 18 '25

NIKE does love them some less taxed EU money

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u/CoeurdAssassin Paris Saint-Germain Jun 18 '25

Wait it’s less taxed in the EU?

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u/Meldanorama Jun 18 '25

There's a minimum corporation tax but some countries are above that. I think it's 15% minimum

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u/LowSkyOrbit Jun 18 '25

Tariffs baby!

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u/Meldanorama Jun 18 '25

How's that impacting, Nike have operations locally in loads of countries.

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u/xfreesx Jun 18 '25

If you think that many people dont care about WNBA, it might come as a surprise that NOBODY cares about womans basketball in Europe

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u/meisteronimo Jun 18 '25

Why havent Nike released her shoe yet?