After discussing the wedding with Nicole's parents and grandparents, Wang Yi stayed in the United States for another ten days.
He filmed two commercials.
The two newly signed endorsement deals were worth $13 million over two years and $13.5 million over two years.
The total came to $26.5 million.
Of course, after taxes and his agent's fees,
Wang Yi would actually take home only around $18 million.
Besides those, there was one more commercial waiting for Wang Yi.
It was for his boss's company, TIBCO, a software company.
It was the world's largest independent business integration software company.
Its main business was developing data analysis software.
His boss had previously promised Wang Yi verbally that if Wang Yi re-signed with the Kings, he would sign a contract with him worth more than $50 million.
Of course, they would have to discuss that in a few months.
Wang Yi had only just signed with the Kings, and if he immediately negotiated an endorsement deal with his boss's company, people would inevitably gossip.
Wang Yi wasn't worried that his boss would go back on his word.
With Wang Yi's influence now, his boss would never dare to.
Meanwhile,
people from Warner Bros. got in touch with Wang Yi and Sister Luo.
They said they wanted Wang Yi to star in Space Jam 3.
Jordan had once starred in Space Jam, which had been a huge hit and a beloved childhood classic for many people.
James had later starred in Space Jam 2, though it hadn't been very well received.
Being able to make the third one was, in itself, an honor.
However, Wang Yi flatly refused.
Warner Bros. was greatly surprised.
After all, so many NBA stars were clamoring to contact them about starring in the third movie.
It meant that, at