Tom Brady Finds Time to Support Tennis Great Novak Djokovic as His New Team Battles Out in France

Tom Brady finally decided to retire from football after his 2022 season. However, the quarterback has been far from free. When he isn’t relaxing with his family and friends, Brady has his business face on. He has been making some interesting moves to continue growing his wealth and keeping himself busy. One of these ways has been with him buying a stake in the Raiders. Interestingly, he has even gone on to travel to France for a mix of business and pleasure.

While a brand he endorses is deeply involved with another sport, the QB has taken out time to support one of the greatest tennis players in the world on his quest for the French Open.

NFL GOAT Tom Brady is out to support Tennis GOAT

Brady has always showcased a lot of interest in other sports. Whether it is tennis, racing, or golf, he has been very involved. Therefore, it was no surprise to see Brady sitting in Novak Djokivic’s box. The 45-year-old retired QB took time out of his busy Le Man schedule to showcase support for Novak as he competed in the French Open finals against Casper Ruud.

He was seen supporting the 13-time Open champion pursuing his 14th title. Interestingly, that is not the only reason Brady has traveled all the way to France. He has some ulterior motives for the travel.

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The QB has gone to France to attend the infamous 24-hour race of Le Mans. Additionally, he did not visit just as a spectator. Brady has an actively vested interest in the race from a monetary standpoint.

Brady’s vested racing interests

The Le Man’s race is one of the most popular ones in the racing world. The 24-hour race attracts celebrities from all over the world. However, Brady has more than just his appearance at stake in Le Man’s. Using his BRADY brand, the ex-QB is reportedly sponsoring a hypercar for the Hertz team Jota. He was seen at the Circuit de la Sarthe on Saturday, taking pictures with fans as well as other participating drivers.

All in all, Brady seems to be having an eventful, multi-sport time in France. He might have retired from his own sport but Brady has made his love and interest for other sports very clear.

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