Lonzo Ball‘s first shoe deal is done: he signed with himself. Ball announced his first signature shoe on Thursday, and Big Baller Brand is making it without the help of major shoe companies like ...

Los Angeles Lakers guard Lonzo Ball revealed his second Big Baller Brand signature shoe on Wednesday. In an exclusive feature by SLAM magazine, Ball showcases his new "ZO2.19 shoes" in a video ...

Former UCLA star Lonzo Ball didn't score a shoe deal with Nike, Adidas or Under Armour, but that didn't stop his father, LaVar, from developing a signature shoe with his own Big Baller Brand.

Big Baller Brand hasn’t yet executed its plan of partnering with a larger company, but that didn’t slow the production of former UCLA star Lonzo Ball’s first signature basketball shoe.

The $995 shoes are autographed in gold ink and come with an LED-lit display case. The company is also selling $220 ZO2 Signature Slides sandals as part of footwear line for Lonzo Ball, the former ...

The move to go independent with the shoe ... Lonzo). But that kind of price is more than double the already ridiculous amount we heard rumors about earlier this week, so it’s safe to say the ...

Lonzo Ball came out with his signature shoe, and it’s as ridiculous as you might think. The potential No. 1 overall pick in this year’s NBA draft was notoriously spurned by Nike, Under Armour ...

Lonzo Ball hasn’t made it to the NBA just yet ... the fact that he has an outspoken father and the most expensive signature shoe around. Lonzo and LaVar unveiled the ZO2 last month with a ...

Shaquille O'Neal, whose signature shoes sell for cheap at Walmart ... stories of the day and the latest entertainment news. Lonzo Ball is a point guard who just finished his one and only season ...

Read More: Lonzo Ball Shockingly Shades Kobe Bryant During GOAT Debate Ball's father, LaVar, created a fresh shoe line, Big Baller Brand, to celebrate Ball and his younger brothers, eventual ...

Lonzo and LaVar Ball were not bluffing when they threatened to make their own signature shoe if the big shoe companies like Nike, adidas, and Under Armour passed on going into business with them ...