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Nike re-signs Michael Vick to endorsement deal

Michael Vick gets to write his come back story. Nike re-signed Michael Vick to an endorsement deal nearly four years after dropping him due to legal troubles.

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15 years ago

July 2, 2011

UVM Staff

Michael Vick gets to write his come back story.

Nike re-signed Michael Vick to an endorsement deal nearly four years after dropping him due to legal troubles. In 2007 Vick was convicted of participating in a dog fighting ring.

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Nike on Michael Vick:

“We have re-signed Michael Vick as a Nike athlete. Michael acknowledges his past mistakes. We do not condone those actions, but we support the positive changes he’s made to better himself off the field”

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