Rain or Shine's TY Tang retires at 30 | Inquirer Sports

Rain or Shine’s TY Tang retires at 30

/ 09:32 PM August 25, 2015

TY Tang. PBA IMAGES

TY Tang. PBA IMAGES

After seven years in the PBA, TY Tang has called it a career.

In an emotional post on his Instagram account @tytang_11, the Rain or Shine guard poured his heart out in a message to his fans.

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“I have devoted 20 years of my life and put in most hours in a day sweating and grinding to be the best I can be in the sport I love the most. From playing in a makeshift courts on the streets to taking it in the main stage, I was molded, honed, and defined an made to be the person I am today. There were a lot of hardships, struggles, dark times at the same time a ton of happy moments, glorious times and milestone of achievements along the way. The most important of them all are the people who have criticized me, challenged me, hated me – I have a lot to thank you for. To those who I have met, who did follow my humble beginnings, who believed in my capabilities, who put me up when I was down – I owe everything to you! I believe the best is yet to come and I trust the Lord for whatever purpose he will lead me to in years to come. Most certainly, I will continue to be His instrument in helping the youth reach their dreams in the gawme of basketball. From my heart to yours, MARAMING SALAMAT!” Tang’s post read.

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Tang, 30, was picked 12th overall in the 2008 Rookie Draft by Rain or Shine, where he spent the rest of his career.

In a report on Spin.ph, the 5-foot-7 guard said the move was prompted by the need to focus on his family’s business.

Tang owns a painting company, where he serves as the vice president.

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