5 Top Sports Stories Making Headlines With Wooter Apparel

Happy Birthday, Champ: Floyd “Money” Mayweather hit Las Vegas over the weekend to celebrate his 43rd birthday by sporting a custom-made leather bomber jacket designed and created by Wooter Apparel.

Anytime the lights shine bright on a boxing ring around Las Vegas for a marquee fight you can probably expect Floyd “Money” Mayweather’s name to somehow be associated. While the news out of the MGM Grand Garden Arena centered on Deontay Wilder suffering the first defeat of his career and relinquishing his WBC heavyweight belt after a seventh round TKO against Tyson Fury, Mayweather was occupied with a little celebrating of his own by holding a birthday bash as the legendary boxing champion turned 43-years old (on Monday, February 24th). Partying at Boulevard 3 in Hollywood, California before hitting Drai’s Nightclub in Las Vegas, “Money” looked fresh donning his custom-made red, white, and blue leather bomber jacket from Wooter Apparel complete with Floyd’s 50-0 boxing record. Mayweather received the customized jacket at the recent Boom Cups Celebrity and Charity basketball game in Miami during Super Bowl Weekend and proved to be the gift that keeps on giving.

WPBA KEEPS MAKING MOVES DURING COUNTDOWN TO INAUGURAL SEASON

As the official uniform partner of the 2020 WPBA season, Wooter Apparel continues to keep tabs on the latest headlines around the new pro women’s basketball league. With the start of the season drawing near this May, a number of WPBA teams are already making some big moves. The Chattanooga Conductors announced Venus Lacy as their new General Manager and Coach, as the former Olympic gold medal winner and WNBA player out of Louisiana Tech aims to set the tone for the inaugural WPBA season. The Georgia Soul added former University of Arizona point guard and Georgia native, Candice Warthen to their roster, while also announcing they’ll play home games at Christenberry Fieldhouse on the campus of Augusta University. The Mississippi Eagles also made an addition of their own by officially signing former Mississippi State standout guard, Roshunda Johnson, to their team. Johnson spent training camp with the New York Liberty and brings more WNBA presence to the WPBA and Eagles, who used the month of February to conduct tryouts at Tougaloo College.

OUTFITTED IN WOOTER APPAREL, BEN HOLT BOBCATS ADVANCE TO THE FINAL 4

Speaking of women’s basketball, the Varsity Girls Basketball Team out of Stockton, California showed why they were a squad to watch during the 2019-20 Winter season. Outfitted in customized black and gold uniforms, the Ben Holt Bobcats reached the Final 4 this season after much hard work and dedication from the squad led by head coach Alexander Cesena. Congratulations to the Bobcats for putting together a memorable year on the court and for always rocking Wooter Apparel.

WOOTER TO BE FEATURED EXHIBITOR AT TECHDAY NEW YORK ON APRIL 23

When TechDay New York 2020 gets underway on April 23 at the Javits Center in New York City, Wooter will be one of the companies featured this year as an exhibitor alongside a wide range of brands across a variety of markets and industries including RentRedi, Whysper, XR Health, and UberDoc among others. Entering its 9th annual event, TechDay returns to New York after showcasing over 300 exhibiting tech startups last year with thousands of eager attendees checking out the latest tech news going on in NYC. For TechDay the goal has always been about being the largest single-day tech startup conference in the world while remaining passionate about championing tech startups and creating an atmosphere to get bigger and better. Wooter has mastered that crossover game over the past six years by fusing tech and sports with the focus on offering a more customized overall experience across all athletics.

MERCY MILLER STAYS ON THE RISE AS PLAYER TO WATCH AT MINNEHAHA ACADEMY

You can always count on two things when it comes to Miller Gang — they are all about putting family first as a lasting Master P mantra, and they know how to take care of business on the basketball court. That’s certainly become the case for both Junior Hercy Miller and 8th grader Mercy Miller, who are part of a powerhouse program at Minnehaha Academy in Minnesota after transferring from Oaks Christian in California. With older brother Hercy receiving college offers from the likes of Mizzou playing alongside hoop studs like Chet Holmgren and Jalen Suggs, Mercy has used his time on the JV squad to compile a highlight reel season thus far. Besides those red Minnehaha Redhawks uniforms from Wooter Apparel looking hot, Mercy Miller has been fire on the court and remains a player to watch on the rise.