The moment many fans have eagerly awaited has arrived: Nike’s Jordan Brand unveiling Paolo Banchero’s new signature logo. As they revealed Banchero’s debut design, anticipation quickly transformed into a whirlwind of mixed emotions. While some were excited about his latest milestone, others couldn’t help but feel disappointed. The partnership, which began earlier this year, was supposed to mark a fresh start for the Orlando Magic’s forward. But for many fans, the new logo’s striking resemblance to designs associated with legends Chris Paul and Carmelo Anthony overshadowed the celebration. Instead of applause, the similarities sparked unexpected controversy.

The new logo features the initials “P” and “B” prominently, in a sleek and modern design. It reflects Banchero’s dynamic playing style with a minimalist aesthetic and bold sharp angles. Despite its intended unique representation, the logo’s design raises questions about its originality, drawing comparisons to other NBA signature logos.

Fans have observed the striking resemblance between Banchero’s design and CP3’s sleek logo, both featuring their initials with clean lines and bold angles. Elements of Banchero’s logo also evoke Melo’s distinctive logo style. The resemblance between Banchero’s emblem and other logos has sparked debates about its originality, with critics expressing concerns about its lack of distinctiveness and creative impact.

Fans are questioning its authenticity and whether the new logo could truly stand out in the crowded world of NBA branding.

“Exactly like CP3’s and Melo’s” –

“Feels like CP3s logo a bit,” one fan said after the unveiling of Paolo Banchero’s new logo, noting the striking similarity to Chris Paul’s logo. The logo sparked debate about whether Nike’s Jordan Brand has succeeded in creating a unique visual identity for Banchero or if it has merely rebranded existing styles.

Another fan highlighted the same concern: “this is giving CP3 logo vibes 😭.” This sentiment had been repeatedly conveyed by fans.

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Chris Paul’s first signature logo was launched in 2008 with the release of the CP3.1, marking the beginning of his signature line. While some found it similar to CP3’s logos, others said it resembled Melo’s logo. “Looks exactly like CP3’s and Melo’s,” yet another fan wrote. Carmelo Anthony’s first logo debuted in 2004 with the release of the Air Melo 1.5, establishing his signature brand with Nike. Both logos have evolved over the years, becoming iconic symbols in Nike’s athlete lineup.

“CP3 ahh logo,”  a user commented yet again, underscoring the similarity. In fact, a lot of the comments take note of this.

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