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In the <a href="http://www.jordansneakers2017.com/">Jordan Sneakers 2017</a>, Russell Westbrook also rocked a never-before-seen Air Jordan 3 iteration. The photo seen above was shared on Instagram by Sneaker Reporter. Russell signed a $205 million-worth, 5-year extension contract with the Oklahoma City Thunder on the same day as Kevin Durant’s birthday. That very day, Russell was apparently laced up in this Air Jordan 3 pair that appears to have tumbled leather uppers dressed up in Black with Grey-colored elephant print overlays around its heels and toes.
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