November 5Th Rockets Challenge Celtic ADI To Promote New Sneakers.

Beijing time November 5th, Celtics will face the rockets at home.

Adidas "brothers Lian" will also usher in the first civil war this season - Garnett vs Maddie.

This opportunity to advertise the new TS basketball shoes is quite appropriate.

It is reported that Maddie and Garnett will be wearing the red, white and blue colouring of the United States in the match, and the special edition TS showing the Star Spangled Banner. The adidas declared that the move is to give the US presidential election the momentum of the current raging fire to "emphasize the importance of this historic presidential election" and call on NBA fans to pay attention to the election while participating in the competition and actively participate in the voting.

Moreover, two people will also print their own special slogans on the vamp.

"These slogans were chosen by Garnett and Maddie, reflecting their personal political views, but not propaganda to support a party. This is just a special way to encourage people to participate in presidential elections," said a spokesman for Adidas.

However, since Maddie and Garnett's personal political views are embodied, it is impossible to have no bias.

Maddie has already expressed his view that his sneakers are printed with a slogan "Change is Needed" besides "VOTE '08" (voting for the 2008 presidential election).

Maddie said he liked this sentence very much because it was quite similar to presidential candidate Obama's campaign slogan (Obama's campaign slogan was "Change We Need").

When the reporter asked if this meant he was expressing his support for Obama, Maddie's reply was very simple: "of course.

I have always been a supporter of Obama.

When he came to Houston this summer, my wife and I met him - because he said he wanted to see me, so we went to the hotel where he lived.

He is an excellent gentleman, and most importantly, I share his political views. "

This is not the first time that Adidas has integrated political elements into the design of sneakers.

After the "9.11" incident, Kobe also played through a pair of Adidas the Kobe 2 with American flag.

Interestingly, this shoe is not publicly available, but it has become the favorite of Chinese fake shoe-makers. Everywhere in the streets and streets, children can be seen in the market. Adidas did not earn a cent from it.