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PBA All-Star set in August

/ 02:02 PM July 05, 2016

Araneta Group and PBA execs

Araneta Group and PBA execs in a contract signing. Photo by PBA IMAGES

Stars of the PBA are about to rock the capital anew.

The 2016 PBA All-Star Weekend has been set for August in Manila at Smart Araneta Coliseum.

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PBA and Uniprom, the events arm of the Araneta Group, forged the contract on Tuesday in a simple press conference at Novotel.

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Fans will have a chance to vote for their favorite players to make up the North and South teams for the annual All-Star Game.

Voting can also be done online at PBA.ph.

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Traditional events like the Rookie vs Sophomore Game, Obstacle Challenge, Three-Point Shootout, Dunk Contest, and the game between Greats and Stalwarts are set to spice up the event.

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But it doesn’t stop there, as commissioner Chito Narvasa shared that the PBA is still working to give a more unique All-Star experience.

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“We’re planning. Sinabihan na ako ni chairman Robert Non na kailangan under his watch, maiba naman para matandaan ng basketball fans yung event. I also urged the players to show extra effort in reaching out to the fans to give them more enjoyment,” he said.

Narvasa said he hopes to bring the PBA All-Star spectacle to a broader audience overseas next year. Dubai was considered one of the venues for this year.

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“Hopefully, next year baka matuloy na natin. Maraming OFWs na magagalak kung madala natin ang All-Star doon,” he said.

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