Terrence Jones, Chris Ross at it again as TNT import caught headbutting SMB guard | Inquirer Sports

Terrence Jones, Chris Ross at it again as TNT import caught headbutting SMB guard

By: - Reporter / @MarkGiongcoINQ
/ 09:05 PM August 09, 2019

Terrence Jones Chris Ross

MANILA, Philippines—TNT’s Terrence Jones and San Miguel Beer’s Chris Ross have been going at it since Game 1 of the PBA Commissioner’s Cup Finals.

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And it didn’t take long for both players to pick up where they left off as their heated competition continued in Game 3 on Friday.

READ: Ross calls out Jones for intentional hit

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During a dead-ball situation at the 5:49 mark of the first quarter, Jones and Ross got into another commotion that led to the prolific reinforcement head-butting the veteran guard.

Jones was called for flagrant foul 1 while Ross was slapped with a technical for trash talking.

READ: Ejected in Game 2, Jones shrugs off mind games by Ross

In Game 2, Jones got tossed late in the first overtime of TNT’s 127-125 double-overtime loss.

The KaTropa, eager to bounce back and take a 2-1 series lead, are ahead, 78-68, late in the third quarter of Game 3 as of posting.

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