The Sixers legend whose Reebok sneakers defined basketball fashion of the 1990s, is pairing up with Shaquille O’Neal to revive the brand's basketball shoes.

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Basketball fans will remember a 21-year-old 76ers rookie, Allen Iverson, crossing over Michael Jordan on March 12, 1997. They will also remember the shoes he wore: the original Reebok Question ...

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Shaq saw the message on Instagram and didn't hesitate. He took Zach to Friedman's Shoes in Atlanta — the same store that once gave young Shaquille a break back in the late '80s, before he was ...

Shaq's kindness, she said, was life-changing. Her son — who couldn't stop grinning — walked out with shoes, confidence, and a new contact in his phone. That's just how Shaq operates.

Shaquille O'Neal could spend his days checking stock tickers or reviewing his empire of investments — a net worth estimated around $500 million — but that's not what gets him up in the morning. "Once ...

His signature shoe, the "Shaq Attaq" turned the brand into a major player in the NBA shoe market. Four years later, Reebok landed 1996 NBA Draft No.1 overall pick Iverson to a landmark 10-year $50 ...

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Iverson's signature shoes, The Question and The Answer, were some of the top sellers in the industry. He signed a lifetime endorsement and marketing contract with Reebok in 2001.