Then-deputy NBA commissioner Adam Silver toured the arena and noted it was too small and lacked necessary amenities.
As the NBA grew, it became clear the Bradley Center could no longer compete. bradley center
It lacked the extensive luxury boxes and modern concessions that modern sports franchises need to maximize revenue. 4. The Final Days and Transition to Fiserv Forum Then-deputy NBA commissioner Adam Silver toured the arena
While its replacement, the Fiserv Forum, offers a better, more modern experience, the memories made inside the Bradley Center—from the deafening noise of a playoff game to the quiet awe of a Disney on Ice show—will always remain a part of Milwaukee's sports history. It was designed as a multi-purpose arena, capable
The venue was home to some of Marquette's most exciting basketball seasons, including their 2003 Final Four run.
It was designed as a multi-purpose arena, capable of hosting hockey (Milwaukee Admirals), basketball (Bucks and Marquette University), and concerts. 2. A Hub for Wisconsin Sports
The exterior was very functional and boxy.
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