Speaking of Curry, UA had once been a little-known brand.
After Curry won the championship, his shoe sales surpassed James's that year.
After winning three championships in four years, Curry's commercial value had risen considerably.
UA had now become a brand that was catching up with Nike and Adidas.
You could say Curry had single-handedly made UA a hit.
That was why, after a player won a championship, advertisers would immediately double or even triple their endorsement offers.
Sister Luo listed the companies that wanted Wang Yi to endorse their products.
"Coca-Cola, Google, Mercedes-Benz, Rolls-Royce, Walmart, Apple, Ping An Insurance, China Life..."
The list was long.
Sister Luo rattled off more than thirty names in one breath.
She finished by saying, "I carefully selected these after ruling out the smaller companies. Of course, there are also some big companies I left out because I wasn't satisfied with their contract offers or their terms were too demanding. Wait a moment, I'll send you the full list now."
A moment later, Sister Luo sent over the list.
As Wang Yi looked through it, he said, "We'll need to investigate these companies carefully. First, make sure they haven't done anything against China's interests. Second, make sure their products have no quality issues."
Sister Luo replied, "Of course."
Being friendly toward China and having products with no quality issues were Wang Yi's bottom lines for endorsing a brand.
Wang Yi added, "Also, any companies from Japan are an automatic no."
Sister Luo understood what Wang Yi meant. "Of course. I carefully vetted all of them. A few companies are joint ventures between Japanese and other countries' businesses, but the Japanese companies only hold a small share and have no say in how they're run."
Wang Yi nodded. "Good."
Luo Lin continued, "This time, I