
Pat Benson
Sneaker Reporter at Sports Illustrated
Sneaker Reporter for Sports Illustrated’s Kicks On SI.
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2 days ago |
si.com | Pat Benson
Brooks Running has built a reputation among runners for its wide selection of high-performing shoes. The runner-approved brand has even branched out into the lifestyle sneaker space with trendy collaborations. But at the end of the day, Brooks is about breaking personal records. With summer officially upon us, Brooks is dropping two new performance shoes built to take runners from their toughest training to the finish line faster than ever. Meet the Brooks Hyperion Elite 5 and Brooks Hyperion Max 3.
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2 days ago |
si.com | Pat Benson
Tennis fans have grown frustrated with Nike's on-court kits in recent years. Nostalgic fans want a return to the classic era of Nike Tennis, and Wimbledon is helping make that happen. No, we are not getting denim shorts or lava orange shoes. But Nike is embracing its fashionable heritage designs for the iconic grass court Grand Slam. Just as adidas dropped a retro-inspired London collection, Nike is also reusing elements from its legendary catalog.
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2 days ago |
si.com | Pat Benson
Since December, Jordan Brand has celebrated "40 Years of Greatness," honoring the historic start of the Air Jordan line. All of the exciting releases and slick commercials culminated with today's unveiling of the Air Jordan 40. NBA legend Michael Jordan's 40th signature sneaker has officially taken flight, exciting athletes and fans alike.
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3 days ago |
yardbarker.com | Pat Benson
On Tuesday, Emma Raducanu defeated Ann Li in three sets during their first round match at the 2025 Lexus Eastbourne Open: 6-7(5), 6-3, 6-1. After coming out flat in the first round, Raducanu caught fire halfway through the second set and ran away with the match. After pulling off the comeback victory, Raducanu began to cry as she received a standing ovation from fans. Originally, tennis fans and media assumed Raducanu's tears were due to her effort.
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3 days ago |
si.com | Pat Benson
On Tuesday, Emma Raducanu defeated Ann Li in three sets during their first round match at the 2025 Lexus Eastbourne Open: 6-7(5), 6-3, 6-1. After coming out flat in the first round, Raducanu caught fire halfway through the second set and ran away with the match. After pulling off the comeback victory, Raducanu began to cry as she received a standing ovation from fans. Originally, tennis fans and media assumed Raducanu's tears were due to her effort.
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