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PBA: Blackwater not only team ‘desperate for win,’ says Terrafirma’s Hester

By: - Reporter / @MarkGiongcoINQ
/ 08:47 PM February 12, 2022

Terrafirma import Antonio Hester.

Terrafirma import Antonio Hester. PBA IMAGES

MANILA, Philippines—Up 12 against Terrafirma late, Blackwater was five minutes away from ending a league record losing streak on Saturday.

But the winless Bossing weren’t the only ones playing with an utter sense of urgency.

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Just like Blackwater, Terrafirma is also trying to find its footing with only a win to show in its first five games of the PBA Governors’ Cup.

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“They are not the only team desperate for a win,” said Dyip import Antonio Hester.

That desperation showed as Hester anchored his team’s spirited rally.

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Back against the wall, Terrafirma responded with 18 unanswered points to take the lead and hold on to a 109-103 victory.

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“We’re in the same position as them. We’re working hard just like any other team. It may not show in the beginning, but since the break we’ve been progressing as a team, being together and working. I think it showed tonight,” Hester said.

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Hester fired 14 of his game-high 41 points in the final five minutes. He also had 13 rebounds, three assists and three steals.

Terrafirma, which sent Blackwater to its 25th consecutive loss, also got a big lift from Joshua Munzon, who scored 13 points in his first game back from a hand injury.

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