The Athlete Endorsements Helping Under Armour Compete With Nike
Under Armour ready to start doing sponsorship, endorsement deals again - Baltimore Business Journal
Under Armour - What's beautiful: a competition to redefine the female athlete. Declare a goal. Document your journey. Rise to the top. And you could be the new face of Under Armour
PRESS RELEASE: Under Armour And Dwayne Johnson Challenge You To Answer “How Are You Going To Get Here?” In New Global Training Campaign – European Sponsorship Association
Trent Alexander-Arnold signs 'UK£6.4m' Under Armour boot deal - SportsPro
Bringing Purpose to Student-Athlete Partnerships
Jordan Spieth's U.S. Open Win Was Huge for Under Armor | Fortune
Athletes with Under Armour endorsements - Los Angeles Times
Curry, Brady, Spieth have not helped Under Armour enough
The Rock Slams Under Armour CEO
The Drum | Under Armour Steps Into The Ring With Anthony Joshua Sponsorship
Under Armour's unique sponsorship strategy - Proving that patience really is a virtue
Under Armour invests in young athletes in wake of pullback from big-time college deals | Ad Age
What an Under Armour & Soldier Field 10 Mile Partnership Means for You
Under Armour reveal future star of France Athletics, Heather Arneton as latest athlete to join the UA family – European Sponsorship Association
Under Armour and Dwayne Johnson top celebrity endorsements list
See how much your university gets from Nike, Adidas or Under Armour (Database with 2016 updates) - Portland Business Journal
Under Armour (UA) Hits a Hole-In-One With Its Jordan Spieth Sponsorship - TheStreet
Under Armour's Collaboration with “The Rock” Tops List Of Best-Matched Celebrity Endorsements | SGB Media Online
Bringing Purpose to Student-Athlete Partnerships
Under Armour ready for new sponsorship deals as financial position improves
Under Armour athletes: A list of the most influential athletes sponsored by Under Armour - SportsBrief.com
Under Armour athletes: A list of the most influential athletes sponsored by Under Armour - SportsBrief.com
Olympic Rule Leaves Non-Sponsors With Few Words | Runner's World
