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For first Filipino player in Valorant Masters grand finals, taunts and pressure are no problem

Patrick Mendoza, the Filipino rookie player known in the esports world as “PatMen” and a member of Paper Rex (PRX), showed no signs of slowing down as his team trounced China’s Wolves Esports (WOV), 2-0, on June 19 to punch their way into the grand finals of Valorant Masters Toronto. The Singapore-based PRX, the last...

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Pacers blow past Thunder to force winner-take-all Game 7

Obi Toppin led six Pacers posting double figures to trample the Oklahoma City Thunder at home, 108-91, in Game 6 and lay out an all-or-nothing showdown for the NBA crown—the first in almost a decade. The last Game 7 in the NBA Finals was in 2016, with the Cleveland Cavaliers winning over the Golden State...

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Thunder dominate Pacers; one win away from NBA title

Jalen Williams exploded with a playoff-career-high 40 points to propel Oklahoma City Thunder to their very first series lead, 3-2, and blew past the Indiana Pacers, 120-109, in Game 5 of the NBA Finals at Paycom Center, Oklahoma, on June 17. OKC now stands one win away from their very first NBA title in franchise...

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Alas Pilipinas climbs to World No. 46 in FIVB rankings

From a promising squad to a podium mainstay, Alas Pilipinas is quickly becoming a force to reckon with in the global volleyball scene. The Philippine women’s volleyball team catapulted 10 spots in the FIVB Women’s World Rankings from No. 56 to No. 46 after bagging the silver medal at the 2025 AVC Asian Women’s Volleyball...

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Thunder stun Pacers to even series in pivotal Game 4

A 15-point fourth-quarter outburst from Shai Gilgeous-Alexander sparked the Oklahoma City Thunder’s late comeback for a crucial 111-104 stunner over the Indiana Pacers to equalize the series, 2-2, in the pivotal Game 4 of the NBA Finals at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, on June 14.  The reigning MVP scored 15 of the Thunder’s last 17 points,...

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Pacers outlast Thunder at home to regain series lead, 2-1

The Indiana Pacers pulled off yet another fourth quarter sprint, outrunning the Oklahoma City Thunder, 116-107, to pull ahead of the series, 2-1, in Game 3 of the NBA Finals at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, on June 12. An electric off-the-bench performance from shooting guard Bennedict Mathurin saw him leading the Pacers’ production with an efficient...

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Thunder level series after thrashing Pacers in Game 2

After seeing his impressive NBA Finals debut spoiled by an upset loss, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander sparked for 34 points to rally the Oklahoma City Thunder to a 123-107 drubbing of the Indiana Pacers to tie the series 1-1, in Game 2 at Paycom Center on June 9. The reigning MVP led a fired-up Thunder squad with...

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Pacers vs Thunder: a matchup of contrasting point guards, clashing play styles

For NBA fans worldwide, the first ever face-off between the Indiana Pacers and the Oklahoma City Thunder in the Finals starting June 6 is a must watch for two reasons: the contrasting point guard matchup between Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Tyrese Haliburton, and the play styles of the Pacers’ relentless and chaotic offense and Thunder’s pesky...

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Team Liquid PH, ONIC PH to play in World Esports Cup tournament in Riyadh

Team Liquid PH unseated the defending champion ONIC PH and took the first Immortal Cup in the grand finals of MPL (Mobile Legends Professional League) Philippines Season 15 on Sunday at Green Sun Hotel in Makati City.  Alston “Sanji” Pabico bagged the Finals MVP (Most Valuable Player) award, leading the Cavalry in crucial wins with...

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On NU’s Day of Domination, Lady Bulldogs clinch crown as men’s squad forces Game 3

It was a banner day for National University (NU) volleyball: While the Lady Bulldogs sealed their third UAAP women’s volleyball title in four years, the Bulldogs on the men’s side made sure their five-peat hopes stayed alive. Bella Belen capped her collegiate career on a high note, firing 18 points to lead NU to a...