Raiders and Aces owner Mark Davis has been inducted into two area hall of fames in Las Vegas, having only been in the Las Vegas Valley for less than a decade. Davis, who began the push to move the Raiders to Las Vegas in 2016, also inducted to the Nevada Business Hall of Fame last month and was inducted in the Southern Nevada Sports Hall of Hall of Fames. He was also among the six inductees who received the inaugural Legacy Award. Davis' contributions to the team have been celebrated, including the $750 million public funding that went towards building the $2 billion Allegiant Stadium, which has become the most successful stadium in the U.S. and the second most profitable in the world. Davis also led the WNBA's Aces to improve player pay and was the first owner to build a purpose-built WNBA headquarters and practice facility, which cost $50 million.