Jimmy Butler was seen in Qatar this week during the All-Star break, where the new Warriors star even steps on the tennis court to face Carlos Alcaraz.
Jimmy Butler spends All-Star Break playing tennis
While some of the biggest stars in the NBA were in San Francisco for the All-Star Break this weekend, Jimmy Butler appeared in public at the Qatar Tennis Open.
Butler is a six-fold all-star, but he had no chance to be selected this year after several suspensions and drama towards the end of his term of office in Miami.
This is not the first time that Butler is seen at a large event tennis, where the NBA star is often seen at the largest Majors, including the US Open.
Butler was present at the Tour of Carlos Alcaraz of 32 victory against Marin Cilic with the Spaniard at the top in two simple sets.
After the current world number three ended his game, he invited his good friend Jimmy Butler for a few short rallies with both super stars that attract a microphone for the event.
View: Jimmy Butler takes on Carlos Alcaraz
Carlos Alcaraz and NBAs @Jimmybutler Play tennis in Doha 😆#Qatarexxonmobilopen @Qattennis pic.twitter.com/JB5DIQ7SBV
– Tennis TV (@Tennistv) February 17, 2025
Butler now returns to his new house in the bay with the regular season that is recommended on Thursday, while the Warriors go with the kings with the kings on Friday evening.
Because last month at the end of the commercial window he finally forced a profession of the Miami Heat, Butler seems to have been transformed into his old self.
The 35-year-old has an average of 21.3 points, 7.0 rebounds and 5.3 assists since his return to action for the Warriors and he seems to have a new life after the trade.
The new Butler team could really be considered title candidates if everything comes together this season with a new Big Three from Steph Curry, Butler and Dayond Green.
