From January 2012.

Best Sports Ad Of 2008! Visit NIKE.COM/COURAGE to fully appreciate this ad! Images of more than 30 athletes flash across the screen over 60 seconds. They are LeBron James, Bill Bowerman, Vasily Alekseyev, John Mcenroe, Cristiano Ronaldo, Pau Gasol, Ralph Boston, Ladji Doucoure, Wayne Rooney, Maria Sharapova, Henry Marsh, David Lega, Mary Lou Retton, Zhu Jianhua, Liu Xiang, Carlos Lopes, Daiane dos Santos, Steve Prefontaine, Paula Radcliffe, Joan Benoit-Samuelson, Wallace Spearmon Jr., Julie Moss, Omar Salazar, Miho Shinoda, Lance Armstrong, Kenny Bartram, Garrett Reynolds, Hasely Crawford, Carl Lewis, Kobe Bryant, Bernard Lagat,Mary Decker Slaney, Kerry O'Brien, Pete Sampas, Manfred Naumann, Derek Redmond, Arthur Ashe, Roger Federer, Elizabeth Jackson, Sherone Simpson, Jon Lester, Michael Johnson, Michael Jordan, Romualdo Kubiak and Oscar Pistorius. Features music "All These Things That I've Done" by The Killers. Aired during the 2008 Summer Olympics from Beijing. 8/08

From June 2011.

From April 2012.

From April 2012.

Nine-time NBA All-Star, currently of the Miami Heat, was point guard for the Seattle Supersonics when this ad aired in February 1997.

Great music choice for this ad by Nike. "The Happiest Girl In the Whole USA" is a country and pop music song written and recorded by Donna Fargo. It is written in the voice of a newlywed girl, sung to her new husband. The song, Fargo's debut single, became a No. 1 country hit in the spring of 1972. Ad from 8/08

The Hyperdunk is the future of basketball footwear. Constructed using Nike's "Fly Wire" technology, Vectran fibers, which are five times stronger than steel and never lose their strength, are encased in the skim to harness the body of the shoe. These thin wires act as supports on a suspension bridge, providing the necessary support structure while eliminating excess weight above the sole. From YouTube post. 7/08

From June 2011.

Incredible Michael Jordan slow motion dunk launched from the foul line. 4/97

From December 2011.

After 12 seasons with the Celtics, Boston guard Ray Allen joins the legends. The Celtics beat the Los Angeles Lakers 131-92 in game 6 to win the 2008 best-of-seven NBA Finals. This ad aired immediately after that game.