Myra Gordon shows love to Tyrese Maxey, rocks customized T-shirt flaunting 76ers star's SLAM cover achievement
Tyrese Maxey's rumored girlfriend, Myra Gordon, showed love to the Philadelphia 76ers star with a customized T-shirt flaunting his feature on SLAM Magazine's cover early this year. Gordon took to Instagram to share a video of her rocking the tee as she shared her experience of checking out if an outfit works.
"the real process of seeing if the outfit looks ok and what shoe 😂" Gordon captioned her IG story.
Myra Gordon is a luxury realtor and previously played college basketball at the University of Alabama and Pepperdine. She has reportedly been linked with Tyrese Maxey since September.
Gordon previously made an appearance at the Sixers' 2024-25 season opener against the Milwaukee Bucks on Wednesday. She also shared a snap of the game on Instagram from her courtside seat.
With Myra Gordon cheering from the sidelines, Tyrese Maxey recorded 25 points, six rebounds, three assists, one steal and a block while shooting 32.3%. The Sixers began their 2024-25 season with a 124-109 home loss against the Bucks.
Tyrese Maxey addresses his struggles after Sixers start season with back-to-back loss
After losing their season opener against the Milwaukee Bucks, the Philadelphia 76ers fell 115-107 to the Toronto Raptors on Friday to go 0-2 for the season.
Having shot 10 for 31 in the opening game, Tyrese Maxey had another rough shooting night on Friday, making just 6 of 23 attempts in the loss. He concluded the game with 24 points, two rebounds, four assists and a steal.
In the postgame interview after Friday's contest, Maxey touched on his shooting struggles as he assured fans he would put in the work to rectify the same.
"I just gotta re-focus and make some shots," Maxey said. "Man, I'm getting some good looks, honestly. Like, some shots that I would take every single day, but like--layups. I don't know. My touch seems a little off right now, but it's OK. I’ll work on it."
However, Maxey's confidence remains unshaken, as he said he'll stay aggressive.
"One thing about me, I think people know is a pretty confident guy, and I never lose confidence," Maxey said. "As long as Nurse keeps believing me and my teammates keep believing me, I'm gonna keep being aggressive and keep trying to get them open shots and myself as well."
With Paul George and Joel Embiid yet to debut this season, Tyrese Maxey has had to take charge of the underhanded Philadelphia 76ers for the previous games. Their next shot to secure their season's first win will be during their road game against the Indiana Pacers on Sunday.