Tom Brady Opens Hall of Excellence Sports Museum in Las Vegas

The Hall of Excellence, a new sports and entertainment memorabilia museum co-founded by NFL legend Tom Brady and sportscaster Jim Gray, will open at Fontainebleau Las Vegas on June 20. The museum features a self-guided tour narrated by Morgan Freeman and showcases more than 300 rare artifacts, including Michael Jordan’s first Air Jordans, Jackie Robinson’s historic bat, Muhammad Ali’s gloves, Tiger Woods’ golf ball from his first Masters win, and all seven of Brady’s Super Bowl rings. Additional highlights include championship rings from the Vegas Golden Knights and Las Vegas Aces, as well as items from icons like Kobe Bryant, Oprah Winfrey, and Clint Eastwood. The centerpiece trophy room displays prestigious awards such as the Vince Lombardi Trophy, Heisman Trophy, and major sports league trophies. Brady described the exhibit as a celebration of the relentless pursuit of greatness, aiming to inspire visitors by sharing the journeys of legendary athletes and entertainers. Admission is set at $35 for adults, with discounts for youth, seniors, military, and Nevada residents.