+ Follow LEGENDS SHOOTOUT Tag
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BACOLOD – As Dikembe Mutombo loved to say: “Not in my house.”
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[Title] => Are M&M really coming?
[Summary] => News of tennis stars Maria Sharapova and Martina Hingis coming to town in November sparked a commotion that drew a sharp reaction from the world-wide sports management company IMG (International Management Group).
According to IMG Manila, there is no confirmation of Sharapova’s arrival for a three-day, two-night Manila visit. IMG should know, according to Nick Freyer, head of tennis, Asia-Pacific, because it manages Sharapova’s affairs.
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[Title] => RP 5 in limbo
[Summary] => Make no mistake about it, the Philippine team that beat Dennis Rodman and the Bad Boys, 110-102, at the Big Dome last Monday is for real.
That team would’ve surely made it to the top three of the FIBA (Federation Internationale de Basketball)-Asia qualifying tournament last year and earned a ticket to the World Championships in Japan on Aug. 19-Sept. 3.
Because of the country’s FIBA suspension, the Philippines was disqualified from playing in the Southeast Asian Basketball Association (SEABA) qualifying tournament for the FIBA-Asia Championships.
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[Summary] => LAOAG CITY — The consensus was it was the most thrilling All-Star Weekend ever staged by the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) since the pro league institutionalized the annual extravaganza in 1989.
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LEGENDS SHOOTOUT
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According to IMG Manila, there is no confirmation of Sharapova’s arrival for a three-day, two-night Manila visit. IMG should know, according to Nick Freyer, head of tennis, Asia-Pacific, because it manages Sharapova’s affairs.
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That team would’ve surely made it to the top three of the FIBA (Federation Internationale de Basketball)-Asia qualifying tournament last year and earned a ticket to the World Championships in Japan on Aug. 19-Sept. 3.
Because of the country’s FIBA suspension, the Philippines was disqualified from playing in the Southeast Asian Basketball Association (SEABA) qualifying tournament for the FIBA-Asia Championships.
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