One Important Aspect of Rockets Owner’s WNBA Interest Is Revealed
The fact that Tilman Fertitta, the owner of the Houston Rockets, is considering buying a WNBA team speaks volumes about his development.
The Houston Rockets’ fan base used to often target Tilman Fertitta, the owner of the team, not too long ago. As the new guy, Fertitta was perceived by many as a force for disruption or change from the previous ownership’s methods.
In addition, Fertitta was a novice owner who had not yet learned how to blend in. It makes sense, since you wouldn’t leave a brand-new Maserati parked the moment you bought it.
Being able to afford such a significant purchase would make you feel proud and happy, especially if it’s something you’ve been wanting for a while.
But Fertitta found himself in a losing battle as his critics became progressively more contemptuous of him with each word. After seven years, Fertitta has transformed into a completely different person. At Rockets games, he sits next to C.J. Stroud and even hosts well-known rappers like 50 Cent and Drake, which has been a huge cultural victory for the Rockets owner.
The greatest cultural victory for Fertitta may have occurred in the last few days when he declared his intention to bring a WNBA team back to Houston.
Women’s hoops has become more popular than ever in the past few years due to substantial growth. It is still expanding. Houston once boasted one of the best dynasties in WNBA history as well as one of the best
Les Alexander, the previous owner of the Rockets, and Carroll Dawson, the former general manager of the Rockets, managed the Comets. Residents of Houston long for those times and that sensation.
Bravo to Fertitta for wanting to be the one to return the favor. He should be commended for his development as a well-known sports leader in Houston, which has been evident. especially in light of the mockery and insults he has endured from the beginning. It is only fitting to commend him at this point.
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