New Orleans Pelicans forward Zion Williamson has officially entered a new realm in the NBA superstar atmosphere: he officially has his own signature shoe. Williamson’s shoe, the Jordan Zion 1, was revealed today via the Jordan Brand.
Thereof, what kind of shoes does Zion Williams wear?
Zion played most of his first two seasons with the New Orleans Pelicans in some eye-catching Air Jordan 34 and 35 PEs (his debut “Bayou Boys” kicks easily being the standout) but it’s now official: he’ll be finishing his breakout second season wearing the long-anticipated Jordan Zion 1.
Regarding this, how much is Zion Williamson signature shoe?
If you can master the simple things, your potential is limitless.” The shoe’s retail price is $120 for adult sizes, $90 for youth sizes and $50 for infant or toddler sizes, per the Nike online store.
How much will Zion Williamson get paid?
It will be easier now, as Zion is still on a rookie deal that pays him $10.7 million next season and $13.5 the season after that.
Who has the biggest shoe deal?
Below is a breakdown of the biggest signature shoe deals, as of 2021:
- Michael Jordan (Jordan): $150 million. …
- LeBron James (Nike): $32 million. …
- Kevin Durant (Nike): $28 million. …
- Stephen Curry (Under Armor): $20 million. …
- James Harden (Adidas): $14 million. …
- Zion Williamson (Jordan): $12 million.
Who has Jordan signature shoes?
The rising superstar, who signed with Jordan Brand in July 2019 shortly after being drafted first overall by the New Orleans Pelicans, becomes the first Generation-Z athlete in the label’s storied history and just the second player to unveil a signature Jordan sneaker at 20 years old, Carmelo Anthony the other.
Who was the first NBA player to have a signature shoe?
Walt “Clyde” Frazier
Does Zion have a shoe deal?
Zion Williamson signed with Nike and is now a Jordan Brand athlete. The New Orleans Pelicans rookie reportedly signed a deal worth $75 million with the Oregon-based shoe giant. … Williamson had an opportunity to sign for more than $100 million, all without playing an NBA game.