XX-XY Athletics, a brand focused on protecting women's sports, released a video in which several athletes reacted to Nike's ...

The ad was the brand’s first Super Bowl spot in nearly 30 years, and it used the moment to highlight women’s sports and those who are—quite literally—changing the game.

Nike's move to appeal to more female athletes continued with its first Super Bowl ad in 27 years.

Nike has been accused of "lying" in its viral women's sports Super Bowl 59 commercial. Super Bowl 59 commercials received mixed reviews this year. While there were some fan favorites, they don't ...

The women’s advocacy group "Women Are ... overlooking its imagery. The other commercial that outraged advocates opposed to trans inclusion came from Nike, but for a deeper-seated reason.

Clark starred in Nike's first Super Bowl ad in 27 years, joining fellow WNBA players A'ja Wilson and Sabrina Ionescu, USC star JuJu Watkins, and other women's athletes in the 60-second spot. The ...

Nike unveiled its first Super Bowl commercial since 1998 during Sunday’s NFL broadcast. Created by Wieden+Kennedy Portland, the 60-second piece features eight high-profile female athletes and is part ...

In total, Nike featured nine female sports stars in the commercial — Clark, Richardson, gymnast Jordan Chiles, USC basketball star Juju Watkins, WNBA star A'ja Wilson, Spanish soccer player Alexia ...

Super Bowl LIX ended with the Eagles taking the win, but before kickoff, Nike's exclusive party brought some famous faces together for a night to remember.

Nike is not usually a brand that is known to create Super Bowl commercials, as their last one was “Swoosh This” in 1998, however that changed this year with an ad centered around women’s sports. The ...

Nike's Super Bowl 2025 commercial comes as the company looks to reverse a sales slump and elevate its iconic brands.

Nike has made it clear that it wants to drive growth in its women’s apparel division ... broadcasting the 60-second “So Win” commercial geared toward encouraging female athletes.