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Curry's Case Summary

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• Consistence of player success: Sales volume of Under Armour’s basketball shoe is highly consistent with Stephen Curry’s success. Therefore, if he couldn’t keep that rating, the revenue of UA Curry 2 is probably going to decrease, even though he is young rising player. In fact, whole sale of the product is extremely relevant to only one player’s performance.

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