StockX CEO Scott Cutler on Fakes, Nike's Lawsuit, and Rejecting Shoes

The Complex Sneakers Podcast

Complex

Society & Culture

4.8 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 10 March 2023

⏱️ 92 minutes

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The Complex Sneakers Podcast is co-hosted by Joe La Puma, Brendan Dunne, and Matt Welty. This week they’re joined by StockX CEO Scott Cutler who discusses how he first got into sneakers, goes into detail on StockX’s authentication process and gives his thoughts on the current lawsuit between Nike and StockX. Also, the cohosts discuss if the Tiffany & Co x Nike Air Force 1 will make the top 10 sneakers of 2023, and Welty preaches well-rounded athleticism for any dire life situation.

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0:00.0	What's up, everybody?
0:02.7	It's Jolo Puma.
0:03.5	You were listening.
0:04.5	You were watching the Complex Steakers podcast.
0:06.0	As always, I'm with my two co-hosts, my two guys to my right.
0:08.8	Mr. Matt Welty.
0:09.8	Right and early.
0:10.8	Yep.
0:11.8	Very or not, not that early, but we're here to my left.
0:17.0	Mr. Brendan Dunn.
0:18.0	It's early, but it's also late because, and I'll put this PSA up top as we usually try
0:22.4	and do.
0:23.4	We're actually recording this episode earlier than you're hearing it.
0:26.8	We recorded this a week before because I'm on vacation right now.
0:29.9	Yes.
0:30.9	We're thinking ahead.
0:31.9	We're thinking ahead, okay?
0:34.3	So keep us honest.
0:35.3	We're thinking ahead.
0:36.3	And if some breaking sneaker news thing happen, you know, as always, we'll get to it
0:39.4	the week after.
0:40.4	Exactly.
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