Cost 2 billion US dollars! Russia City will build a sports and entertainment community. Westbrook will take the lead and will serve as creative director

On May 31, the NBA playoffs continued. According to US media reports, Oklahoma City Center will usher in a brand new sports-themed entertainment district, led by Echo Investments, Westbrook Enterprises and Robinson Park real estate, and cost $2 billion.

The center of this project is the MAPS4 Multipurpose Stadium. The stadium will become the core building on a 50-acre plot near the Oklahoma River, with design and functionality to meet the needs of a variety of sporting events and large events. From professional sports competitions to concerts, from community events to large gatherings, the MAPS4 multi-purpose stadium will become a new landmark in Oklahoma City, attracting tourists from all over the United States and around the world.

Former Thunder star and RWE founder Westbrook will serve as the project's creative director. Westbrook is not only an outstanding basketball player, but also a global influence. He has a deep friendship with Oklahoma City, a city that has witnessed his growth and the beginning of his career. Westbrook said he will use his global perspective and a deep understanding of the city to help create a space that fully embodies Oklahoma City’s vitality, culture and community spirit.

Westbrook's participation not only brought higher attention to the project, but also injected unique cultural connotations into it. He plans to combine sports spirit with community construction, and enhance community cohesion by holding various events and events, and enhance residents' sense of belonging and pride. In addition, Westbrook will promote the integration of sustainable development and environmental protection concepts to ensure the long-term value of the project and its environmental friendliness.

It is worth mentioning that Westbrook once played for the Thunder for 11 seasons. During this period, Westbrook won the regular season MVP, scoring champion, first team, All-Star and other honors. Although he has left the Thunder, he has always been loved and loved by Oscar fans.