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TIL NBA player Allen Iverson signed a lifetime endorsement contract with Reebok in 2001 that would pay him $800,000 a year until he reaches age 55 to where he would then receive
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Black Adam Schefter - Allen Iverson signed a deal with Reebok in 2001 that changed his life. This lifetime contract with Reebok pays Iverson $800,000 each year till he's 55 years old.
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Allen Iverson still gets $800,000 a year from Reebok, and the CEO says it's still worth it
LeBron James Reveals He Was Offered $10 Million to Sign With Reebok, But Still Decided on Nike - TheStreet
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