We initially previewed the Air Jordan Fusion IX (9) earlier this year, and we are now getting our first look at the White/Black-University Blue colorway of the AJF9. This colorway obviously takes inspiration from the Powder Blue Air Jordan IX (9) and features a white leather upper accented by a university blue midsole, black laces, and a black tongue. The Air Force One (1) components of the sneaker are visible through the midsole, outsole, and lacetag. The tongue tag reads “The Best of Both Worlds” on the inside and “AJF Jordan” on the outside. The Air Jordan Fusion IX (9) – White/Black-University Blue is set to drop on April 11, 2009 for a retail price of $160. Via FatboyKickz.

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Jay Jones (AKA Dependable Jay) posted his forty-five pair Air Jordan IX (9) collection on NikeTalk nearly a month ago. The quiver of grips just might qualify for the “9th Wonder of the World”, as Dependable Jay hit his digital audience off with Kaazaam samples and many other delectables. One of my favorites from the shoot was this white/gold version concocted for treacherous turfman and ex-St. Louis Rams running back Marshall Faulk. The shoe is distinguished by Faulk’s number, “28″, stitched along the heel underneath Tinker Hatfield’s ingenious Jumpman Globe logo. If you want these, you can’t have ‘em, so it’s probably better just to forget you saw these. Via NikeTalk’s Dependable Jay.

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In a decision heard ’round the world, Michael Jordan retired from the game of basketball to pursue a career in baseball. His announcement came shortly after the passing of his father, who had always envisioned his son as a Big Leaguer. MJ batted .202 with 3 HR, 51 RBI, 30 stolen bases, and 11 errors in a largely underwhelming campaign that was forever enshrined in cinematic classic Space Jam. (Mike also had a stint with the Scottsdale Scorpions in the 1994 Arizona Fall League.) Jordan sported the Tinker Hatfield-designed Jordan IX (9), his signature for the ‘94-95 season in a cleated format. The shoe featured an all-black upper and was distinguished by Jordan’s number “45″ and a clever Jumpman “Globe” logo stitched along the heel. (Tinker crafted the IX in recognition of Jordan and the game of basketball’s newfound global influence.) Via NikeTalk’s American Dream.

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The Air Jordan 6IX (Six) Rings has appeared in a few different color-ways, but has been kept under wraps, however we have received a few detailed shots of the Olympic edition model. The Olympic edition 6IX Rings does feature a similar color-way to the Air Jordan VII, but really sets it apart from other styles is its exterior and composition of various Air Jordans. Nevertheless, the Jordan Brand is attempting to bring out something fresh and exciting, but we’ll see where they go with this model. Available now at Sole-Locker.

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