Which of the following is true about Nike's iconic swoosh logo?

Test your knowledge about one of the most iconic sports brand logos in history! Nike's famous swoosh has become synonymous with athletic excellence, but its origin story contains some surprising twists. This poll explores how one of sports retail's most valuable visual assets came to be and evolved into the global symbol we know today. Can you separate fact from fiction about this legendary brand element?

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The swoosh was designed by Phil Knight himself in 1971 and was originally meant to represent a wing of the Greek goddess Nike.
The swoosh was purchased from graphic design student Carolyn Davidson for just $35 in 1971, though Nike later awarded her stock worth millions.
The original Nike swoosh was colored red to symbolize energy and passion, only changing to the current black design in the 1980s.
The swoosh was actually Nike's second logo, replacing an earlier design featuring an Olympic torch that was abandoned due to copyright claims.