Odell Beckham Jr., Nike each declare victory as $20 million lawsuit duel ends

Odell Beckham Jr. may have declared victory, but he’s not going to get anything to show for it.

The star wideout sued Nike for $20 million in 2022 , alleging breach of contract, only to be countersued by the sports apparel giant.

On Thursday, a Multnomah County (Ore.) Circuit Court jury decided neither side was in breach of contract, with no one awarded any damages.

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That didn’t stop Beckham from calling it a win.

“JUST DO……RIGHT @nike,” the 31-year-old wrote on Instagram . “I wanna take this moment to thank God first and foremost thank you Heavenly Father. I wanna thank my team for every hour they have spent preparing on this case. I wanna thank the jury for simply doing what’s right in a world full of wrong… my message to whoever needs this is, STAND UP FOR WHAT YOU BELIEVE IN! JUSTICE WAS SERVED!!!

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Nike also considered it a W.

“With this verdict, all of Mr. Beckham’s claims have been decided against him without any monetary award,” the company said in a statement. “The decision confirmed that Nike complied with its commitments. Nike is grateful to the jury and the Court for their careful attention to this case.”

The Dolphins receiver — who inked a reported one-year, $3 million contract this offseason — sought more than $20 million in damages from Nike, alleging the retailer withheld royalties owed to him via a sponsorship deal .

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“Nike is refusing to honor the deal it agreed to,” the suit reads. “Rather than continuing to pay the compensation and guaranteed royalties it is contractually obligated to pay Mr. Beckham, Nike is willfully withholding millions of dollars and inventing excuses not to pay him.”

Nike countersued for between $7 million-$15 million, claiming that Beckham had violated his contract by customizing his gloves.

Both sides are mired in a legal draw — though Beckham has appealed some of the claims that were dismissed in previous litigation .

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