
Billionaire golfer Tiger Woods defies Puma’s lawsuit, pushes forward with clothing brand
Tiger Woods takes major step to establish Sun Day Red despite ongoing legal pressure from the sportswear giant.
Tiger Woods takes major step to establish Sun Day Red despite ongoing legal pressure from the sportswear giant.
Puma alleges that Woods's logo, a red leaping tiger, bears an “unmistakable similarity” to Puma’s signature leaping cat emblem.
The majority of his earnings, totaling $55 million, came from off-field activities such as businesses, endorsement deals, appearances, memorabilia, and licensing.
Named after Woods’ signature choice of attire for the final rounds of tournaments, the “Sun Day Red” brand is a reflection of his legacy in the world of golf.
However, in a move that sent shockwaves through the sporting world, Woods recently parted ways with Nike. The reason for the split remains shrouded in secrecy.
While neither Nike nor Woods provided a specific rationale for the separation, rumors had been circulating for several months.
Woods, one of the most iconic and successful golfers of all time, may be ending his long-standing partnership with Nike, the global sports apparel giant. What are the possible options for the 15-time major champion?
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This venture is made possible through a partnership with the real-estate company Nexus Luxury Collection.
In June, Antetokounmpo launched his investment holding company, Ante, Inc., as a hub for various business endeavors.
Throughout his professional career, Woods has amassed a staggering $1.8 billion, a sum that includes $121 million in prize money on the PGA Tour.