Air Jordan 6 OG “Infrared” sneaker was first released in 1991. This shoe was on Michael Jordan’s feet when he won his first NBA Championship with the Chicago Bulls.

Nike is rumored to bring back the Air Jordan 6 OG “Infrared” sneakers in 2026 to honor its 35-year legacy. The Air Jordan VI 'Infrared' debuted in 1991 in a red and black colorway and was worn by ...

All were drawing plenty of attention as they scurried past, paused at crosswalks to wait for traffic to pass or put on the brakes for passing bicyclists or pedestrians. “They’re really cute an ...

One of the most significant Air Jordans in Michael Jordan's illustrious career is reportedly returning in 2026. According to ...

Thirty-five years have passed since the famous Air Jordan 6 silhouette was first released back in 1991. In honour of the ...

And now, whispers of the Air Jordan 6 “Black Infrared” making a comeback next year are only adding to the anticipation for 2026’s release calendar. According to Sneaker Market Romania, the iconic ...

Michael Jordan accomplished a few things at North Carolina; a national title, two All-American selections, a Naismith Award, a Wooden Award, AP Player of the Year... and, he'll remind you ...

and its “Lost & Found” colorway (a version of the OG Air Jordan 1 “Chicago”) saw great success in 2022. Drawing its name from its black and red color scheme, this iteration of the “Bred ...

In a season where so much has gone wrong for them, the Philadelphia 76ers have also managed to have one of the NBA's biggest success stories. After nearly six years of being out of the league ...

The findings provide the strongest evidence yet that asteroids may have planted the seeds of life on Earth and that these ...

And follow today’s breaking transfer news here. GO FURTHER Champions League play-offs draw analysed: Manchester City face Real Madrid, relief for Bayern Munich, Milan and Juventus It has been a ...

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