Caitlin Clark's First Nike Commercial Drops on Christmas Day
Caitlin Clark woke up on Christmas Day with an awesome new commercial from Nike, her first for the Swoosh.
The WNBA star's shoe brand partner rolled out a new commercial featuring Travis and Jason Kelce, Saturday Night Live star Michael Che, rapper Travis Scott, and legendary Iowa women's basketball coach Lisa Bluder, who coached at the program for an impressive 24 seasons, including four with Clark.
The premise of Nike's new commercial is that the Indiana Fever star is so deft at the game of basketball she can shoot it "from anywhere."
Watch the commercial for yourself, which starts with Clark swishing every shot from a driveway. A neighbor looks on in amazement before issuing a challenge:
"Hey Caitlin, can you make it from there?"
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Challenge accepted.
Clark puts on one helluva performance in the 46-second commercial, but there are doubters along the way.
The Kansas City Chiefs star and Philadelphia Eagles great make a cameo from the set of their New Heights podcast, doubting Clark's game. Clark, of course, comes through, and even Che acknowledges as much from his standup set.
Caitlin Clark is proof that you can make it From Anywhere. pic.twitter.com/cFbxO5lOu3
— Nike Basketball (@nikebasketball) December 25, 2025
A very Caitlin Christmas at Nike Basketball this year with four new logo items just released ❤️????????
— Claire: Caitlin Clark Style (@caitlinclarksty) December 25, 2025
T-Shirt: https://t.co/zVO7OSxGEt
Hoodie: https://t.co/6kD2e25230
Shorts: https://t.co/QFycaoGPa7
Sweatpants: https://t.co/cZLmKcNK4T #Nike365 #NikeAffiliate pic.twitter.com/LhCTSLtGlg
Nike's commercial comes ahead of her 2026 CC Signature collection launch. Last April, Clark signed an 8-year, $28 million deal with Nike.
Earlier this year, Clark dropped her Kobe 5 Protro PEs, which immediately sold out and continue to be highly coveted.
The shoes sell for $190 but are going for as high as $400 on the resale market. Her new shoe is expected to drop in Spring 2026.
Nike also released four new "CC" items just in time for a little more holiday shopping.