World Facts on Twitter: "Jeff Johnson was the first employee of Nike. He also also responsible for the name "Nike". http://t.co/whF1ijNwuK" / Twitter
Magic Johnson 'still kicking himself' after turning down Nike shoe deal
42 Years Ago, Magic Johnson Left an Estimated $5.2 Billion of Nike Money on the Table | Inc.com
Michael Johnson 'bringing the gold shoes back,' shoots Nike commercial - OlympicTalk | NBC Sports
Winning Time' HBO: Magic Johnson, Nike and Phil Knight explained - Los Angeles Times
No ano de novato, Magic Johnson rejeitou a Nike e perdeu cerca de 5 bilhões de dólares – Fora da Linha
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How Magic Johnson Missed Out On $7 Billion By Turning Down Nike
Nike Commercial Fast People Michael Johnson - YouTube
Michael Johnson and the Night the Shoes Went Golden | News, Scores, Highlights, Stats, and Rumors | Bleacher Report
This is Jeff Johnson, employee... - Eugene Running Company | Facebook
Michael Jordan's $5 billion brand with Nike wouldn't have existed if Spencer Haywood and Magic Johnson signed on! - The SportsRush
Phil Knight pumps another $750,000 into independent Betsy Johnson's gubernatorial bid - oregonlive.com
Nike Founder Phil Knight Donates $750,000 to Betsy Johnson's Bid for Oregon Governor
Nike Zoom Pegasus 33 Michael Johnson | SneakerNews.com
Oops: 40 Years Ago, Magic Johnson Turned Down a Shoe Deal for Nike Stock That Would Now Be Worth Billions | Inc.com
How Jeff Johnson sold Nike's first shoes
Magic Johnson Regrets Turning Down Nike Contract | SneakerNews.com
Nike at 50: Insiders offer their view of the dominating sports brand's defining moments - oregonlive.com
Magic Johnson Walked Away from Billions by Choosing Converse over Nike - DSCENE
Win A Workout With Katarina Johnson-Thompson at her Nike Training Club launch
Michael-Johnson-nike-gold-shoes-02-2016 - Workshop
Magic Johnson regrets choosing Converse over Nike in 1979 | Yardbarker
Magic Johnson Reveals the Awful Nike Dealings He Regrets It Even Now
Boris Johnson: Now Here's a Guy Who Dresses Rich! | GQ
How Jeff Johnson sold Nike's first shoes
