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Maynila
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Every point matters here in the #PBABubble.
1 point in the last 2 mins = P100 for frontliners.
The Alagang PBA will be donating P100 to the pandemic heroes for every point of both teams in the last 2 mins every game.
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FINAL: Alex Eala falls to Russia's Diana Shnaider for the second time in a week, surrendering a 6-2, 6-7(5), 4-6 meltdown to miss out on a Final Four seat in the WTA500 Toray Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo.
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FINALLY A BREAKTHROUGH FOR ALEX IN THE ASIAN SWING
FINAL: World No. 19 Alex Eala pulls off a 4-6, 6-2, 6-0 comeback win over No. 38 Talia Gibson of Australia, to make it to the WTA500 Toray Pan Pacific Open quarterfinals in Tokyo.
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FINAL: Alex Eala, WTA No. 19 and Tokyo No. 8 seed, makes short work of world No. 411 and wildcard Mika Stojsavljevic of Great Britain, 6-1, 6-2, in Round 1 of the WTA500 Toray Pan Pacific Open in Japan.
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Eala needed only 75 minutes in the easy win to arrange a Round of 16 duel against world No. 38 Talia Gibson of Australia.
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Eala needed only 75 minutes in the easy win to arrange a Round of 16 duel against world No. 38 Talia Gibson of Australia.
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John Bryan Ulanday retweeted
Tuesday’s 76ers-Knicks and Thunder-Spurs doubleheader was the NBA’s most-watched opening night ever, averaging 6.41 million viewers on NBC/Peacock.
The 76ers’ victory over the Knicks was the league’s most-watched primetime opening night game ever, averaging 7.71 million viewers and peaking at 9.1 million viewers at 9:45 p.m. ET.
American Express NBA Tip-Off – which also featured an afternoon matchup between the Celtics and Pistons – generated more than 700 million views across social media, an opening night record.
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LeBron James: “My daughter was here. She turned 12 today. They put her name and told her happy birthday on the jumbotron... That was super cool, man. Mom was here as well, so super special for me to be able to have moments like this in this building, in this city, probably one of the best sport cities in the world."
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MAXEY: 32 PTS - 3 REB - 6 AST
LEBRON: 17 PTS - 10 REB - 5 AST
EMBIID: 24 PTS - 7 REB - +18
BROWN: 21 PTS - 8 REB - 4 AST
What a comeback 🔥
