The seven rings of Tom Brady’s Super Bowl will be among the memories exhibited in the Hall of Excellence, a museum that will open on June 20 under the direction of Brady and his partners.
The legendary quarter, joined by the sport rubber Jim Gray and his wife, Frann Vettor-Gray, led the creation of the museum, located at the Fontaineblel Las Vegas hotel. It will include articles from the Tom Brady Family collection, as well as treasures of athletes and artists from the 20th and 21st centuries.
“The hall of excellence is more than preserving history – it is a question of celebrating the incessant pursuit of grandeur,” said Brady in a press release. “These moments, these legends, they remind us of what is possible when passion and hard work come together, and they inspire us to chase away our own inheritances. A large part of these memories represents the incredible journey that I, like so many others, I had the chance to live. At Fontainebleau Las Vegas.”
The articles in the collection spread far beyond Brady.
Museum visitors will see items that include the battle used by Jackie Robinson to break the Baseball Colors Barrier (1947); The first pair of Air Jordans by Michael Jordan (1984); Clint Eastwood’s Academy Award for “Unforgiven” (1993); A golf ball used by Tiger Woods during his first Masters victory (1997); The presidential medal of the freedom of Oprah Winfrey (2013); And golf balls and baseball balls signed by American presidents dating from Woodrow Wilson.
Additional memories come from events involving icons such as Magic Johnson, LeBron James, Roger Federer, Simone Biles and Michael Phelps.
“The Hall of Excellence is the most extraordinary collection of sports artifacts and historic entertainment never gathered. It is a tribute to the emblematic legends whose achievements have even exceeded their most daring dreams. This museum brings you back to the unforgettable moments that have shaped the generations,” said Jim Gray. “By sharing these remarkable treasures, we hope to inspire future generations to seek excellence. We are deeply grateful to all the superstars that have generously contributed their most popular goods.”
Morgan Freeman, winner of the Academy Prize, recounts the self -guided tour of the museum, but many big names – including Winfrey, Marv Albert, Bob Costas and Snoop Dogg – offer stories on specific articles.
Admission to the Hall of Excellence is $ 35, with discounts available for the elderly, young people, residents of Nevada and the same military.
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