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  • Manny Pacquiao honored with Global Outstanding Sporting Career Award in Dubai

    Manny Pacquiao honored with Global Outstanding Sporting Career Award in Dubai

    Manny Pacquiao is widely regarded as the greatest sportsperson to emerge from the Philippines and one of the finest boxers in the history of the sport. His legendary status is underscored by an unparalleled list of accomplishments, most notably his distinction as the only eight-division world champion in boxing history, a feat that remains unmatched.

     

    Pacquiao added another prestigious honor to his storied career after being recognized at the World Sports Summit in Dubai, where he was conferred the Global Outstanding Sporting Career Award. The award was presented by His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Second Deputy Ruler of Dubai, President of the UAE National Olympic Committee, and President of the Gulf Youth Games, in recognition of Pacquiao’s enduring impact on global sport.

     

    “The award is not just for me, it is for every dreamer who was told their goals were too big. In boxing, we fight with our fists, but in life, we must fight with our hearts to unite people. I am honored to stand here in Dubai, a city that proves that with vision, anything is possible,” Pacquiao said during the ceremony.

     

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    The summit carried the theme “Uniting the World Through Sport” and marked Dubai’s first-ever global gathering of elite sporting figures, bringing together icons from various disciplines to celebrate excellence, leadership, and the unifying power of athletics. Pacquiao was honored alongside some of the most influential names in world sport, including tennis great Novak Djokovic, MMA legend Khabib Nurmagomedov, football icon Ronaldo Nazario, and NBA champion Tony Parker.

    Pacquiao’s recognition reflects not only his dominance inside the ring but also his influence beyond it. Throughout his career, he has transcended boxing, becoming a global ambassador for perseverance, humility, and national pride. His rise from poverty to worldwide acclaim has inspired millions, particularly in the Philippines, where he remains a symbol of hope and resilience.

     

    “Dubai believes in the positive role of sport in shaping a better future for societies. Honoring stars like Manny Pacquiao is a testament to how one individual’s discipline and heart can inspire an entire generation across borders,” Sheikh Ahmed bin Mohammed added.

     

    Now 47 years old, Pacquiao’s legacy continues to grow long after his prime fighting years. Whether through sport, public service, or philanthropy, his influence remains deeply felt across cultures and generations.

     

    Pacquiao’s latest honor further cements his place among the greatest figures in sporting history, not just as a champion boxer, but as a global icon whose story exemplifies how sport can unite people, transcend borders, and inspire greatness far beyond competition.

     

     

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  • Deni Avdija and Tyrese Maxey named NBA Players of the Week for Week 11 of the 2025-26 season

    Deni Avdija and Tyrese Maxey named NBA Players of the Week for Week 11 of the 2025-26 season

    Portland Trail Blazers forward Deni Avdija and Philadelphia 76ers guard Tyrese Maxey have been named the National Basketball Association (NBA) Players of the Week for the Week 11 of the 2025-26 season.

     

     

    Deni Avdija (Western Conference Player of Week)

     

    The Portland Trail Blazers enjoyed a stellar Week 11 in the NBA, posting a 3–1 record, and at the heart of their success was forward Deni Avdija. The Israeli star led the team with averages of 26.8 points, 9.8 assists, and 8.5 rebounds per game—making him the only player in the league last week to reach or surpass all three marks.

     

    Avdija has enjoyed a breakout season by his own high standards, joining an elite group of just three players in the NBA averaging 25+ points, 7+ assists, and 7+ rebounds per game. His consistency is evident in the season rankings, placing sixth in total assists, seventh in total points, and 18th in total rebounds.

     

    This marks the first time in his six-year NBA career that Avdija has earned the Player of the Week honor and makes him only the 14th Trail Blazer to receive the accolade. Notably, it has been nearly three years since a Blazers player last earned the award, with Damian Lillard being the most recent on February 6, 2023.

     

    Tyrese Maxey (Eastern Conference Player of Week)

     

     

    The Philadelphia 76ers continued their impressive run in Week 11, going a perfect 3–0 thanks in large part to the stellar performance of star guard Tyrese Maxey. Over the three games, Maxey averaged 34.7 points, 8.7 assists, 6.7 rebounds, 1.7 steals, and 1.3 blocks while shooting an efficient 61.2 percent from the field and 53.8 percent from three-point range.

     

    Maxey is enjoying a breakout individual season, posting averages of 31.1 points and 7.1 assists per game while shooting 47.5 percent from the field and 40.4 percent from deep. He and Los Angeles Lakers guard Luka Doncic are currently the only players in the NBA averaging at least 30 points, seven assists, and four rebounds this season, though Maxey has been notably more efficient from the floor.

     

    This marks the second Player of the Week award for Maxey this season and the fourth of his career. In the Eastern Conference, only New York Knicks guard Jalen Brunson and Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown have claimed the honor at least twice this season, underscoring Maxey’s impact on the 76ers’ strong start.

     

     

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  • “I still came up short”: June Mar Fajardo reflects after San Miguel fall to Barangay Ginebra

    “I still came up short”: June Mar Fajardo reflects after San Miguel fall to Barangay Ginebra

    Barangay Ginebra San Miguel drew first blood in the Philippine Cup semifinals, edging longtime rivals San Miguel Beermen 99–90 in Game 1 on Sunday, January 4, at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.

     

    The Gin Kings will be grateful for the opening victory, as San Miguel’s record nine-time PBA Most Valuable Player (MVP) June Mar Fajardo delivered a heroic performance. The 36-year-old finished with 23 points, 21 rebounds, and three blocks in 40 minutes, though his efforts were largely unsupported by his teammates.

     

    Barangay Ginebra head coach Tim Cone acknowledged his team’s fortune in escaping with the win, while also praising Fajardo for his dominance on the court.

     

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    Despite the accolades, Fajardo admitted he was dissatisfied with his overall performance.

    “I still came up short, because we lost. We need to bounce back, we need to regroup,” he said after the game.

     

    One area where Fajardo struggled was at the free-throw line, missing seven of his 12 attempts. Part of the difficulty could be attributed to the defensive pressure applied by Ginebra’s big men, Japeth Aguilar and Norbert Torres. Torres, in particular, committed five fouls on Fajardo in an effort to curb his influence.

     

    “We obviously played a tag team on Fajardo with Japeth Aguilar and Norbert. They did the best they could. It’s physically daunting to guard a guy that big and strong. Both Aguilar and Torres were exhausted just guarding a single guy,” Cone said.

     

    “He is just that kind of player. Wow. He played the whole fourth quarter too, the whole 12 minutes of the fourth quarter. So amazing, man,” he added.

     

    Despite Fajardo’s heroics, Barangay Ginebra’s balanced approach and resilience carried the day, giving them a crucial 1–0 lead in the best-of-seven semifinal series. Fajardo will hope to continue his strong form and get more support from his teammates when the two squads meet again in Game 2 on Wednesday, January 7, at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.

     

     

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  • Stephen Loman ready for 2026 comeback after re-signing with BRAVE CF

    Stephen Loman ready for 2026 comeback after re-signing with BRAVE CF

    Stephen Loman has firmly established himself as one of the Philippines’ top Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighters, earning recognition in both ONE Championship and the BRAVE Combat Federation.

     

    The 26-year-old fighter, who first rose to prominence with BRAVE CF, closed out 2025 on a high note by re-signing with the organization where he made his name. The return has Loman eager to get back to the sport he loves.

     

    “I am truly excited for 2026 because it guarantees that I will finally be back doing what I love. This opportunity gives me something to look forward to every single day,” Loman said in a media interaction.

     

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    Loman’s 2025 ended even more memorably on a personal front, as he married longtime partner Sheryl in an intimate ceremony in Baguio City on December 20. A honeymoon will have to wait, however, as Loman immediately returned to training at the Landslide Martial Arts Training Center to focus on his career.

    “I am thankful that I got to end 2025 on such a hopeful note. After everything I went through, this feels like a blessing I will always cherish. My wife understands the demands of my career, and I am grateful for her support. She has been very patient and encouraging, and that means everything to me,” he added.

     

    Loman also holds the distinction of being the first Filipino fighter to win a world championship title in BRAVE CF and is the longest-reigning bantamweight world champion in the promotion’s history.

     

    Looking ahead, Loman is determined to reclaim his position at the top of the bantamweight division and prove that he still has what it takes to compete at the highest level.

     

    “I am so eager to maximize every opportunity in 2026. I am ready to work, to compete, and to show that I still belong at the top,” he concluded.

     

    With his focus, determination, and a renewed contract with BRAVE CF, 2026 promises to be a defining year for Stephen Loman. Fans can expect a fighter at the peak of his skills, ready to reclaim his throne and continue building his legacy as one of the Philippines’ MMA greats.

     

     

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  • La Union to host 2026 WSL Longboard Tour qualifier in January

    La Union to host 2026 WSL Longboard Tour qualifier in January

    The Philippines has emerged as one of Southeast Asia’s top destinations for international sporting events in recent years, and the country is set to host another major competition later this month.

     

    La Union, a coastal province in the Ilocos Region on the island of Luzon, will stage the qualifying event for the 2026 World Surf League (WSL) Longboard Tour. Known as a surfers’ paradise, the province has become one of the country’s premier hubs for the sport.

     

    The La Union International Pro is scheduled from January 20 to 24 at Urbiztondo Beach in San Juan and will serve as a direct pathway to the main WSL Longboard Tour.

     

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    “This new format is about creating more access and opportunities to longboarders from all WSL regions. We know there are incredible longboarders in every corner of the world who deserve the chance to compete on the biggest stage,” WSL Longboard Tour Director Will Hayden-Smith said.

    Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chairman Patrick Gregorio welcomed the hosting of the event, noting its significance not only for Filipino surfers but also for the country’s growing reputation as a sports tourism hub.

     

    “It will be a real thrill to host an exciting event. The event will bring together the world’s best longboarders, men and women alike, to compete on the flawless waves of Monalisa Point in San Juan,” Gregorio said.

     

    “Our Filipino surfing athletes will surely be preparing to show off world-class skill and homegrown heart on home waters. We are excited to deepen our partnership with WSL as the Philippines continues to grow its presence on the global surfing map,” he added.

     

    The competition is open to all WSL Longboard Qualifying Series (LQS) surfers worldwide, with four coveted spots up for grabs for the 2026 World Surf League Longboard Tour.

     

    “The event gives Filipino surfers that shot. La Union is a town with such strong connection to longboarding and a perfect wave for competition, so we look forward to this event at this location,” Gregorio concluded.

     

    With the La Union International Pro set to draw elite longboarders from around the world, the event further underscores the Philippines’ growing stature on the global sports calendar. Beyond the competition, it also highlights La Union’s rise as a premier surfing destination, offering local athletes a rare chance to compete against the world’s best while showcasing the country’s waves, talent, and commitment to sports tourism on an international stage.

     

     

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  • “Super sore talaga”: Norbert Torres reflects on guarding June Mar Fajardo in Game 1 of PBA semifinals

    “Super sore talaga”: Norbert Torres reflects on guarding June Mar Fajardo in Game 1 of PBA semifinals

    Barangay Ginebra San Miguel struck first in the Philippine Cup semifinals, edging long-time rivals San Miguel Beermen, 99–90, in Game 1 on Sunday, January 4, at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.

     

    The Gin Kings welcomed the opening win, especially after surviving a dominant showing from San Miguel’s record eight-time PBA Most Valuable Player June Mar Fajardo. The 36-year-old center delivered a heroic all-around performance, finishing with 23 points, 21 rebounds, and three blocks in 40 minutes, but received limited support from his teammates.

     

    Tasked with helping contain Fajardo was Ginebra center Norbert Torres, who not only battled defensively but also chipped in on offense. Torres scored eight points, knocking down 2-of-7 attempts from beyond the arc, helping stretch San Miguel’s defense.

     

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    Torres admitted the physical toll of guarding Fajardo, even if only in limited stretches, noting that he resorted to fouling at times just to slow down the Beermen star.

    “Super sore talaga actually. Kasi kahit 20 minutes against June Mar, playing 20 minutes, it feels like 40 minutes. So very sore ‘yung katawan ko. Just try to get less touches for June Mar as much as possible. But that’s a hard task saying that. More of just early contact, laging contact sa kanya, and then trying as much as possible not to give him the offensive rebound,” Torres said in a media interaction.

     

    By stepping out to the perimeter, Torres was able to pull Fajardo away from the paint, opening up driving lanes for Ginebra’s guards and wings.

     

    “That’s part of the game plan as well, just to stretch him out para he is not always in the paint. Good thing, it went in the fourth quarter,” he added.

     

    Despite the Game 1 victory, Torres expects a tougher challenge ahead, anticipating adjustments from the Beermen in Game 2.

     

    “For sure, it’s just going to get harder. June Mar’s going to come out stronger, they are going to look for him more. The other guys are also going to step up as well. They are probably going to make their shots. So we have to adjust to that,” Torres concluded.

     

    Game 2 of the best-of-seven semifinal series is scheduled for Wednesday, January 7, once again at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.

     

     

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  • “One of the best quarterbacks”: LeBron James praises Luka Dončić after Lakers win

    “One of the best quarterbacks”: LeBron James praises Luka Dončić after Lakers win

    The Los Angeles Lakers have gotten off to an impressive start in the 2025–26 National Basketball Association (NBA) season, posting a 22–11 record to sit third in the Western Conference standings.

     

    Despite dealing with a growing list of injuries, the Lakers continue to find ways to win. They showcased that resilience in their most recent outing on Monday, January 5 (Philippine Standard Time), edging the Memphis Grizzlies 120–114 at the Crypto.com Arena.

     

    Once again, the Lakers leaned heavily on the star duo of Luka Dončić and LeBron James. Dončić delivered a near triple-double performance with 36 points, nine rebounds, and eight assists, while James flirted with one himself, finishing with 26 points, seven rebounds, and 10 assists. The difference this time, however, was the timely support from Jake LaRavia, who chipped in 26 points along with five rebounds and four assists to help steady the shorthanded Lakers.

     

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    Dončić’s impact on the team continues to grow, with the All-NBA guard quickly establishing himself as a cornerstone of the franchise. His ability to control the tempo and create opportunities has not gone unnoticed—especially by James, who once again praised his younger teammate’s vision and playmaking.

    “One of the best quarterbacks and I’m a pretty good receiver, when it comes to that. It’s my job to not allow the defense to break that up or steal the ball. And he put it right on target, and made it a lot easier for me,” LeBron said in a media interaction.

     

    The 41-year-old also drew a comparison from American football, referencing NFL Hall of Fame wide receiver Randy Moss to describe a specific type of on-court connection.

     

    “Yeah, for sure. I watched him a lot growing up and he did that a lot. Actually, when I played football I kind of took that tip from him as well and I guess I brought it to the game of basketball as well when I had that seal,” he added.

     

    James noted that this dynamic is not entirely new for him. During his time with the Cleveland Cavaliers, Kevin Love often played a similar “quarterback” role, making outlet passes and initiating offense. That experience has translated well alongside Dončić, whose elite passing ability allows James to thrive off the ball.

     

    With injuries testing their depth, the Lakers’ evolving chemistry—particularly between Dončić and James—has become a crucial factor in their strong early-season run. As long as the duo continues to click, Los Angeles appears well-positioned to remain among the Western Conference’s top contenders.

     

     

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  • WBC minimumweight champion Melvin Jerusalem stays ready for whoever comes next: Collazo or Taduran

    WBC minimumweight champion Melvin Jerusalem stays ready for whoever comes next: Collazo or Taduran

    Melvin Jerusalem has firmly cemented his place among the Philippines’ boxing elite, capturing multiple professional honors and currently holding the World Boxing Council (WBC) minimumweight championship. The 31-year-old southpaw continues to impress fans with his skill, discipline, and determination inside the ring.

     

    Jerusalem’s most recent triumph came on October 29, 2025, at the Araneta Coliseum, during the 50th anniversary of the iconic Thrilla in Manila. Facing South African boxer Siyakholwa Kuse, Jerusalem delivered a commanding performance in front of his home crowd, securing a unanimous decision victory and successfully defending his WBC minimumweight belt.

     

    With the win behind him, Jerusalem now turns his attention to a highly anticipated rematch against World Boxing Organization (WBO) minimumweight champion Oscar Collazo of Puerto Rico for a chance at a unified title.

     

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    However, the rematch hinges on Collazo’s potential clash with fellow Puerto Rican and International Boxing Federation (IBF) minimumweight champion Pedro Taduran. Taduran has reportedly begun training in Los Angeles for the bout, though no official announcement has been made. If the fight proceeds, the winner would face Jerusalem for a unification showdown.

    Regardless of the opponent, Jerusalem remains focused and ready.

     

    “The plan was really Collazo. But we are waiting for the final announcement on who he is fighting. Whether it’s me or Taduran, I just have to stay ready. Let’s see how it plays out. If Taduran ends up fighting Collazo, we will know soon. Whoever comes out of that, I’m always ready,” Jerusalem told the media.

     

    “I leave everything to God’s plan. I will just continue training hard and stay prepared. While I’m still a world champion, I want to achieve more, if that is God’s will,” he added.

     

    Jerusalem capped off a remarkable 2025 by defending his WBC minimumweight title twice. He first overcame Japan’s Yudai Shigeoka via unanimous decision before following up with a dominant win over Siyakholwa Kuse.

     

    “I’m very thankful for 2025. Defending my title twice was a big blessing. I thank God for giving me the strength and conditioning, both in training and in the fight,” Jerusalem said.

     

    Currently, Jerusalem is training at the ZIP Sanman Boxing Gym, sharpening his skills and maintaining peak conditioning. The world champion is leaving nothing to chance, preparing to be the best version of himself whenever the next opportunity arises, whether it comes against Collazo or Taduran.

     

     

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  • Tim Cone hails June Mar Fajardo, admits Barangay Ginebra were fortunate in semifinal victory

    Tim Cone hails June Mar Fajardo, admits Barangay Ginebra were fortunate in semifinal victory

    Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) powerhouse Barangay Ginebra San Miguel drew first blood in the Philippine Cup semifinals, overcoming long-time rivals San Miguel Beermen 99-90 in Game 1 on Sunday, January 4, at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.

     

    The Gin Kings will be grateful for the win, as San Miguel’s record eight-time PBA Most Valuable Player (MVP) June Mar Fajardo put in a heroic performance. The 36-year-old finished with 23 points, 21 rebounds, and three blocks in 40 minutes of play, but his efforts were largely unsupported by his teammates on the night.

     

    Barangay Ginebra head coach Tim Cone acknowledged his team’s fortune in escaping with the victory while praising Fajardo for his dominance on the court.

     

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    “We are just happy we were able to pull off this one despite June Mar having a big game. Credit to June Mar, that’s how good he is, that’s how good he has been,” Cone said in the post-match press conference.

    Cone’s game plan involved pairing two of his big men—Japeth Aguilar and Norbert Torres—to contain Fajardo, a strategy that proved physically taxing for both players.

     

    “We obviously played a tag team on him with Japeth and Norbert. They did the best that they could. It’s physically daunting to guard a guy that big and that strong. Both our guys are exhausted just guarding the single guy.

     

    “He is just that kind of player. Wow. He played the fourth quarter too, the whole 12 minutes of the fourth quarter,” Cone added.

     

    Despite Fajardo’s heroics, Barangay Ginebra’s balanced approach and resilience carried them to victory, giving them a crucial 1-0 lead in the best-of-seven semifinal series. Cone will be hoping that his team can maintain this form and build on their advantage when the two squads meet again in Game 2 on Wednesday, January 7, at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.

     

     

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  • Francis Ceccarelli is gearing up for the Winter Olympic Games after becoming the first Filipino to qualify for the competition

    Francis Ceccarelli is gearing up for the Winter Olympic Games after becoming the first Filipino to qualify for the competition

    Francis Ceccarelli etched his name in Philippine sports history by becoming the first Filipino to secure a quota spot for the Olympic Winter Games. The 22-year-old alpine skier will compete in the event scheduled to be held on February 26, jointly hosted by Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo in Italy.

     

    Born in Quezon City, Philippines, Ceccarelli was adopted by an Italian couple at the age of eight and moved to Italy after his adoption. Despite living and training in Italy, Ceccarelli chose to represent the Philippines on the international stage, a decision he has upheld since 2023. With his qualification, he becomes the fifth Olympic alpine skier in the country’s history.

     

    “Since I started skiing, my Filipino identity has always been with me. It represents where I was born and where I’m from. It was a goal for me to ski for the Philippines, because it is not every day that we have a Filipino athlete skiing at the international level,” Ceccarelli shared in a media interaction.

     

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    Residing in Abetone, a small town in Tuscany’s Pistoia province, Ceccarelli was introduced to skiing through his family. His mother, a skier herself, was his first coach and biggest influence.

    “I choose skiing because my mom’s family are skiers and because in Abetone, the principal sport is skiing. The first one who encouraged me to ski was my mom at ski camp. After that, I thought that skiing was really fun and with the passage of time, I decided to do skiing. I had many coaches, the first coach was my mom and now, my coach is Stefano,” he explained.

     

    Ceccarelli’s journey to the Olympics has been marked by dedication, consistency, and international competition.

     

    “I’m feeling good, and really proud of myself and for the people who support me. I’m really excited and ready for this Olympics season. I qualified for the Winter Olympics because I made many races and trainings before. Also because I started skiing before I knew the Italian language. I think the secret for all this is constancy and continuity.

     

    “So I participated in many races internationally, like FIS (International Ski and Snowboard Federation). I made good results in FIS races in slalom discipline. I had the Asian Winter Games. I had a great opportunity to be on the podium but when you want to go further, it happens that you make mistakes,” Ceccarelli added.

     

    With the Winter Olympics just around the corner, all eyes will be on Ceccarelli as he makes his maiden appearance on the world’s biggest stage for winter sports. Filipino fans will be eager to see if he can continue the country’s tradition of producing young athletes who shine internationally, this time on snow and ice.

     

     

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