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Amen Thompson names the first thing he bought with his new $208m Rockets contract

Amen Thompson is now $208 million richer after signing an extension in Houston. Amen Thompson secured his long-term future in Houston by signing a massive five-year, $208 million rookie extension with the Rockets.

Amen Thompson names the first thing he bought with his new $208m Rockets contract

Amen Thompson, the Houston Rockets guard, recently signed a massive five-year, $208 million contract extension with the team. As part of this deal, Thompson will be a key player for the Rockets through the 2032 season. Thompson's new contract includes a 10% trade kicker, which will provide significant financial security for him and the Rockets.

Thompson's recent season in 2025-26 was nothing short of spectacular. Playing in 79 games, he established career highs in various statistical categories, averaging 18.3 points, 7.8 rebounds, 5.3 assists, and 1.5 steals per game. His shooting accuracy also improved, with a 53.4% field goal percentage. Thompson's impressive performance earned him a spot on the First Team All-Defensive squad.

Despite the staggering amount of money involved, Thompson's first purchase after securing his fortune was surprisingly simple. When asked about his first major expense, the Rockets guard admitted it was a straightforward Uber Eats order. Thompson chose Chop Shop, a Chinese restaurant, and opted for a healthier meal option. This humble beginning to his new financial status highlights Thompson's down-to-earth nature and highlights the differences in consumer behavior among NBA and WNBA players.

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