'Greek Freak' Antetokounmpo invades Manila | Inquirer Sports

‘Greek Freak’ Antetokounmpo invades Manila

/ 06:28 PM July 19, 2017

Milwaukee Bucks breakout star Giannis Antetokounmpo is headed to the Philippines on Sunday for “The Greek Freak Invades Manila” at Glorietta Activity Center in Makati.

Fans will get a chance to see Antetokounmpo in action as he participates in exhibition drills with PBA players Gabe Norwood and Ranidel de Ocampo  along and college basketball stars Vince Tolentino, Marco Sario and Thomas  Torres at 4pm in the event organized by King Bally Entertainment Group.

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The charity event is free for public but fans have the chance to get up close with the young Greek forward. Mechanics are available King Bally’s official Facebook and the Ayala Center website.

“The Greek Freak Invades Manila” will also host the final match of a 3-on-3 tournament featuring students of the Makati Science High School, which is the beneficiary school of the event.

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King Bally has donated a fully refurbished basketball court to the campus along Kalayaan Avenue. The official turnover of the completed basketball court will also take place at the event.

Antetokounmpo will also meet the MakSci students who participated in the 3-on-3 tournament. He will have a chance to offer advice and inspire young Filipino players who might one day enjoy the same success.

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