With a little help from Ray Lewis and Tom Brady, Under Armour vows 'to fight back'
Like some of its signature athletes have done in their own careers, Under Armour Inc. wants to make a comeback after a challenging 2017. The Baltimore sportswear maker did not shy away from addressing Wall Street's criticism in a video shown to the U.S. Olympic bobsled team at its Locust Point headquarters on Tuesday. Starting with clips highlighting Under Armour's early growth as a company and then transitioning to some of the comments Wall Streets analysts made as Under Armour's stock plummeted almost 50 percent last year, the video takes viewers on a journey with the company.
Hmmm, two NFL players... great idea! Lewis: kneels for anthem, murders people. Brady: cry baby cheater who wears uggs. No doubt that'll turn your numbers right around!! Smart thinking Kevin Plank!
so balty felons and patriot fans can buy it, not me!
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ReplyDeleteHmmm, two NFL players... great idea! Lewis: kneels for anthem, murders people. Brady: cry baby cheater who wears uggs. No doubt that'll turn your numbers right around!! Smart thinking Kevin Plank!
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