Tom Brady Opens Hall of Excellence Las Vegas

Tom Brady, in partnership with the Tom Brady Family Collection, sportscaster Jim Gray and his wife Frann, and the Fontainebleau Las Vegas, has officially opened the Hall of Excellence, a sports and entertainment museum set to welcome the public on June 20. The Hall of Excellence showcases iconic artifacts from legendary figures across sports and entertainment, including Brady's seven Super Bowl rings, Jackie Robinson's bat, Muhammad Ali's gloves, as well as memorabilia from Elvis Presley, The Beatles, Kobe Bryant, Billie Jean King, Tiger Woods, and Shohei Ohtani. The museum offers a self-guided audio tour narrated by Morgan Freeman, with additional narration by Oprah Winfrey, Jim Nantz, Bob Costas, and others, providing immersive storytelling that connects visitors to the history and legacy behind each item. Journalist Greg Bishop, who contributed extensively to the content, describes the museum as not just sports history but a space telling the broader story of America and other countries over the past century. Admission tickets are sold in 15-minute intervals for $35. Brady emphasized that the Hall of Excellence celebrates the inspiration and support behind greatness, aiming to motivate visitors to strive for excellence.