The professional Chinese basketball player Yao Ming owns a house in Houston. He bought this 9,580 square-feet house in March 2007 that includes 5 bathrooms and 12 rooms. Later, we came to learn ...

(VIDEO: Yao Ming Retires: Will China Still Love the NBA ... t affect me very much,” she says while sitting in her son’s house in Houston, Texas, looking out at the fountains bubbling in ...

Yao Ming delivered a heart warming and humorous ... Then in another humorous bit he spoke of Mobley inviting him to his house to eat soul food. Because Ming did not understanding English fully ...

Athletes in this country usually go out and by a car or a house when they get their big payday, Yao Ming saves up and purchases his former team when he wants to ball out. Yao, for the win.

Houston Rockets center Yao Ming has all of the above ... Michael Jordan has The Steak House N.Y.C. in Manhattan. Former Rocket Clyde Drexler has Drexler's World Famous BBQ & Grill near the ...

Yao Ming hoped to ride his bike to work ... So here Yao is, living in a huge house with his mom for the season ("No matter what challenges and hardships are outside," he says, "it's really ...

One of the stars who was supposed to play in that game was 7'6" Yao Ming, who had taken the NBA by storm. If the game had pushed through, Yao would have been the starting center of Fat Joe's ...

Castro nervously wondered what Ming would think of the reworked vehicle. “After we got together at his house, we got into the car and in a few moments Yao was all smiles,” chuckles Castro.

Yao Ming, a 7’6 center from China, was discussed almost like an urban legend before his arrival in 2002 (he first appeared on radars at the 2000 Summer Olympics), and when the Houston Rockets ...

That works out to a wine glass approximately 12.7 inches tall. Trying to find a glass for sale between 12 and 13 inches that looks like Yao's didn't turn up much in admittedly morning's long ...

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