Super Bowl Party 2024: Michael Rubin Hosts Luncheon as Tom Brady and Russell Wilson Land in Las Vegas

Every year, with the Super Bowl’s arrival, tycoon Michael Rubin follows along to add to the excitement. A star-studded guest list and glistening settings frame the Fanatics CEO’s much-popular annual Super Bowl luncheon in advance celebration of the year’s biggest sporting event. With mere days left on the calendar, this year proves no different.

With new updates flowing in on the fourth edition of the Super Bowl luncheon, here’s what the celebration looks like in the presence of the finest of NFL names.

Michael Rubin welcomes a starry night

Over the years, Rubin’s luncheons have become prominent in the presence of lawmakers, entertainment icons, and sports personalities. After Travis Scott, Dean Spanos, and Lachlan Murdoch, among others, last year, NFL stars Tom Brady and Russell Wilson joined the glamorous crowd this season. “Love hosting rockstar crew of changemakers from sports, entertainment, business, and culture at our annual Super Bowl luncheon with Casey Wasserman!!” Rubin wrote, sharing photographs from the event. He further added how it was an exciting gathering to watch icons from various backgrounds exchange ideas.

The gathering further involved Kevin Hart, The Rock, Travis Scott, Dana White, and numerous others sharing smiles at LAVO Las Vegas. However, the evening offered an exciting meet-up of anticipated NFL crossovers amidst all this. Tom Brady-Eli Manning or 49ers-Chiefs CEOs, the event was a virtually thrilling collision of football tensions.

A common ground at Super Bowl luncheon

Last weekend, Eli Manning presented a rap diss against the seven-time Super Bowl champion, Tom Brady. “I’m Eli Manning, I’m nice / Tom Brady is the GOAT / Psych! I beat him twice,” he had said. Brady himself had thrown similar shade previously. “Do I think the NFL is scripted? You think I would really have played along with a script that had me losing to Peyton’s little brother Eli twice in the Super Bowl?” he had said.

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However, at Michael Rubin’s luncheon, all was clear in the rival scenes as the two were photographed in a friendly conversation. The next pair on the list was San Francisco 49ers CEO Jed York and Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt. The two who stand to go against each other for a second time on February 11 were reported in an equally friendly mingling. Page Six reports that they were even heard saying, “We’re friends!” With that in place, the anticipation turns to Sunday’s showdown between the 49ers and the Chiefs. Will the game form a pattern, or will the Niners rise atop?

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