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Tom Brady is no stranger to the Super Bowl. The legendary quarterback has won seven championships in his illustrious career, more than any other player in NFL history. But this year as he sat as a spectator of the major showdown between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers, he faced a different kind of challenge that the city gave him.
It was the first time Sin City hosted the biggest event in American sports, and it did not disappoint. Las Vegas is known for its dazzling nightlife, entertainment, and gambling options. In an honest confession, Brady said that he was more worn out by the pre-game festivities than how he would’ve felt if he was a player himself.
Tom Brady admitted that the Las Vegas vibe got to him
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For a first-timer, Las Vegas really did a wonderful job hosting the Super Bowl LVIII. And it’s not just the game itself but the events that led up to it took all of Tom Brady’s energy and stamina. The 46-year-old revealed in the latest episode on the Let’s Go podcast, “I want to talk about Las Vegas. That was a great weekend… I was kind of pulled in about a thousand different directions. By the time the game come on, I was so worn out. I was far more worn out than the players at the end of the game.”
The Entertainment Capital of the World is always buzzing with activities and events. From Fanatics Party to NFL Honors, Las Vegas put up different kinds of major star-studded events before the big showdown. It’s understandable that Tom Brady, the NFL GOAT, was in high demand everywhere and it would obviously take a toll on his stamina as he confessed.
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Tom Brady’s busy schedule leading up to the Super Bowl
It hasn’t been a relaxed weekend for Tom Brady who had several events to attend. Before the SB game, he appeared at the star-studded Power Slap event with UFC CEO Dana White. Another event is his recent collaboration with Jim and Frann Gray to bring the Hall of Excellence museum to Fontainebleau Las Vegas which will house all his seven SB rings in addition to other rare sports memorabilia. He spoke at the preview ceremony on February 9.
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Tom Brady has also been partying as he was spotted attending Intrigue Nightclub at the Fanatics party at the Wynn. The GOAT attended Michael Rubin’s Fanatics Super Bowl Party with a carpet walk at Marquee Dayclub at the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. Events after events, it’s no wonder Brady is suffering from sheer exhaustion.
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