Bekele was not wearing 'Breaking2 shoes', say Nike | The Peninsula Qatar
Kenenisa Bekele puts success down to honest hard work – The Irish Times
Running's Greatest Minds on Nike's Two-Hour Marathon Project - Outside Online
Kenenisa Bekele's Huge Day at the Berlin Marathon - Outside Online
London Marathon 2020: Kenenisa Bekele pulls out of race over calf problem | The Independent
My excellent adventure, Day Eleven: For Kenenisa Bekele, it is about pride, by Larry Eder - runblogrun
The GOAT is Back: Kenenisa Bekele Runs Stunning 2:01:41 at BMW Berlin Marathon - LetsRun.com
Nikes says Bekele wasn't wearing Breaking2 project shoes in London - Canadian Running Magazine
Amanuel Bekele - Senior Software Engineer - Nike | LinkedIn
Nike sub-two marathon shoe: Zoom Vaporfly Elite sneaker - Sports Illustrated
Why Kenenisa Bekele Suffered An Achilles Injury - RUN FOREFOOT
Why Kenenisa Bekele Suffered An Achilles Injury - RUN FOREFOOT
IAAF steps up investigation into fears over springs in Nike running shoes | Athletics | The Guardian
London Marathon: Bekele Blames Nike Shoes For Loss - City People Magazine
bekele, Kenenisa - 2012 Olympic final 4th place in 10,000m. - Ethiopia
Bekele chose not to run Ethiopian Olympic Trials; Kipchoge vs. Bekele showdown to finally happen
Eliud Kipchoge will wear Nike's controversial shoe for first time in an official race at the London Marathon | CTV News
Bekele was wearing Nike's Zoom Vaporfly Elite shoes at London Marathon, and was not happy with them. – Athletics World News
Kenenisa Bekele and Eliud Kipchoge Join Forces - They Are Now Part of The "NN Running Team" Which Seems To Also Be Sponsored By Nike - LetsRun.com
Shoe wars - AW
Kipchoge, Bekele dream of next challenge after London Marathon - Chinadaily.com.cn
These are the shoes Kenenisa Bekele will wear for the elite-only London Marathon
Athletics: Bekele was not wearing 'Breaking2 shoes', say Nike | Reuters
Olympic Champion Kipchoge Among Nike Athletes Targeting Sub Two-Hour Marathon | The Sport Digest
Kenenisa Bekele runs 27:02.59: He is back! by Alfons Juck, note by Larry Eder - runblogrun
