Retired Tom Brady’s $14 Million Investment Finds Luck Within 48 Hours After Spending Time With $10 Billion Giant

Despite retiring from the NFL, Tom Brady still has a particular passion for the world of sports. The 7X Super Bowl champion recently met up with the top QB prospects of the 2023 NFL Draft along with $10 billion worth Fanatics owner Michael Rubin. In this business meeting, Brady shared his experience and knowledge of football with the QBs of the future in order to guide and prepare them for their NFL debut. The rookie QBs who met Brady included Bryce Young, CJ Stroud, Anthony Richardson, and Will Levis. The meet also saw musician Travis Scott come forward to share his journey in the world of music. 

Tom Brady might not play football professionally anymore, but he still continues to make investments that keep him in close proximity to the world of sports. After his retirement earlier this year, Brady has made a few notable investments to further bolster his own million-dollar net worth. And recently, his $14 million investment has seen its first breakthrough, which the former QB GOAT will expect to be one of the many to follow.

Tom Brady celebrates WNBA investment’s initial success

In the month of March, Tom Brady announced that he was making an investment to become part owner of the WNBA team, the Las Vegas Aces. His investment in women’s sports comes as no surprise as Brady always came forward to show his support for his niece Maya Brady, who is a UCLA softball player. And his contribution to helping improve the quality of women’s sports has seen its first success recently, as the Aces clinch a big win in the opener of the new season.

Tom Brady shared a post on his Instagram story, which is a post from the c page after their first win of the new season. The defending WNBA  champions humiliated the Seattle Storm 105-64 to announce their intentions of defending their title this season. Brady was elated by the success of the team, as he wrote “Target on our back all year! Good to get the first one !” He also tagged Candace Parker of the team, who was featured in the post.

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This is not the only investment Tom Brady has made into the world of sports post-retirement. In fact, Brady seems to be planning on continuing a life along the lines of the sports world even after hanging up his cleats.

Brady’s interest in the world of sports

While the Las Vegas Aces is one of the investments made by the NFL GOAT, he has streamlined his approach to branching out into many different sports as possible. Apart from the WNBA investment, he also associated himself with the world of motorsports, building ties with the HERTZ-sponsored JOTA sports car team. Now, it seems that Brady has his sights on the NFL too. Making another investment in Las Vegas, the former QB is working towards becoming a limited partner of the Las Vegas Raiders. This would mean that he would join hands with the owner of both teams, Mark Davis, on another possible partnership.

While fans wait to see whether Tom Brady does become a partner in the Raiders, he will be celebrating the achievement of the Aces in the league and hope that the performance continues throughout the season. 

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