Allen Iverson's first signature shoe with Reebok was called The Question because, heading to the 1996 NBA Draft, its creators had many questions surrounding the Georgetown phenom. When they ...

When the Swoosh brand courted him before he signed with Reebok, it already made a Nike Bubba Chuck sneaker that would have been his first signature shoe with them. But in 2014, Iverson clashed ...

The agreement included an annual $800,000 salary and access to a $32 million trust fund upon turning 55. Iverson’s iconic first signature sneaker with Reebok was the Question.

Related: Reebok had two stars as a plan B for Allen Iverson's first signature shoe if A.I. decided to sign with someone else: "That's why we called it The Question" ...

Shaquille O'Neal and Allen Iverson once clashed on the court in the 2001 NBA Finals, ... He signed with Reebok in 1992 and made the brand popular with his first signature shoe, called the Shaq Attaq.

Shaquille O’Neal and Allen Iverson once clashed on the court in the 2001 NBA ... He signed with Reebok in 1992 and made the brand popular with his first signature shoe, called the Shaq Attaq.

Allen Iverson says he loves Shaquille O'Neal "so much" ahead of the release of their Netflix docuseries Power Moves. ... Iverson's first shoe, the "Question" was released in 1996.

While Reese has not yet met Iverson in person, she is thrilled to have him in her corner. "I love Allen Iverson," Reese said prior to the Sky's matchup with the Indiana Fever at the United Center.