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Nike Accuses Reebok Of Making Profits By Unfair Means

2012/3/30 10:06:00 12

Beijing time March 29th, Nike, the world's largest sports product company, has filed a lawsuit against Adidas's Reebok international, saying it should not use the name of the team quarterback Tim Tibo on the New York jet fleet related clothing.

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In a lawsuit filed yesterday in the federal court of Manhattan, Nike pointed out that the franchise agreement signed between Reebok and the national rugby union expires in March 31st. The company is trying to illegally use tibos' pfer from the Denver wild horse to the New York jet fleet in March 21st to sell its shirts and other costumes.

Nike claims that the company that owns the right to use the name is Nike instead of Reebok international.

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In this suit, the court was requested to prohibit Reebok international from selling goods related to Tibo, and also to claim compensation for unspecified amounts.

Nike alleges that Reebok international is using improper means to seize sales that should have belonged to Nike, because the five year franchise contract between the company and the national rugby union will enter into force in April 1st.

Nike said in its accusation: "selling the first batch of New York jet fleet clothing related to tyre is a unique and fleeting opportunity.

For consumers, after buying unauthorized T-shirts or T-shirts from Reebok international this week, they will not be able to buy authorized Nike NFL Jersey or T-shirt from Nike next week.

At the age of 24, he started the first quarterback of the Denver Mustang team and led the team into the playoffs. He was chosen as the most popular professional athlete in ESPN's survey this year.

Adidas spokesman Jan Runau has not yet commented on this. Rugby union spokesman Joanna Hunter said the alliance had no comment.

George Atalay, spokesman for the NFL Players Association, and Jimmy Jimmy, the agent of tyre, have not yet commented.

In the lawsuit, Nike pointed out that in the last season of the rugby union, tyre

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It is the second best seller of all the players in the league. The public's response to the sudden rise of the popularity of tyre is known as the "tyre fever".

According to Nike, a representative of the Tin Bo has issued a notice to Reebok international, saying that it used the name of the Tin Bo without authorization and asked the company to take the related clothing from the store to the bottom of the store.

Nike said the company will launch all 32 NFL teams' new uniforms in an event in April 3rd.