Feb 21, 2019 · Paul George said Thursday that he reached out to Nike to find out "what went wrong" with his PG 2.5 signature shoe that Zion Williamson was wearing when he injured his knee on Wednesday.

Feb 21, 2019 · Oklahoma City Thunder superstar small forward Paul George told local reporters on Thursday he talked with Nike to see what went wrong with Duke phenom Zion Williamson 's shoe on Wednesday...

Apr 12, 2023 · Paul George's Nike PG signature shoe became controversial in 2019 when then-Duke superstar Zion Williamson suffered an ankle injury 30 seconds into a Duke vs. UNC game after his school-issued PG 2.5 shoe "exploded" and tore apart at the sole.

Feb 22, 2019 · Paul George wants to find out what went wrong with his signature shoe that exploded underneath Zion Williamson on Wednesday night. The Thunder star said he spoke with Nike about his “PG ...

Paul George and Trey Murphy III talk about how crazy strong and unstoppable Zion Williamson is. #zionwilliamson #treymurphy #podcastpwithpaulgeorge #neworle...

Feb 22, 2019 · Paul George asked Nike "what went wrong" after Zion Williamson injured his knee while wearing George's signature PG 2.5 sneaker. "I don't necessarily know what happened, how it happened. I talked to Nike to see what went wrong, what happened with the …

Feb 21, 2019 · Oklahoma City Thunder forward Paul George told reporters Thursday he has been talking with Nike to find out what went wrong with a shoe he helped design.

Feb 21, 2019 · Nike's PG 2.5 sneakers, part of the company's collaboration with the Oklahoma City Thunder player Paul George, cost about $110. Williamson was required to wear Nike shoes as part of Duke's deal...

Feb 21, 2019 · Paul George says he spoke with Nike following Zion Williamson's shoe malfunction on Wednesday night against North Carolina. Williamson, who was wearing Nike's PG 2.5 during the game, ripped...

Feb 21, 2019 · Duke basketball star Zion Williamson tore through a pair of Nike shoes and injured his knee on Wednesday. Williamson was wearing a $110 pair of Paul George's Nike shoes at the time.