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Ronaldo, Rooney, And Neymar Star In Tension-Filled Nike World Cup Ad [THE BRIEF]

Apr 2, 2014, 18:24 IST

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Nike has released the first part of its 2014 World Cup campaign, ">a new spot from Wieden+Kennedy Portland entitled "Risk Everything." Nike's World Cup ads are always huge events, and often end up becoming some of the most-viewed ads of the year. The ad stars Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney, and Neymar, and plays up the drama of the event by highlighting what each of the superstars has to prove on the game's biggest stage.

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