2020 has brought us many things, including mask mandates, sport bubbles, quarantines, and more. Still, most notably, fans have found a way to support the teams they love by attending virtually in front of their…
The Philippine Football League (PFL) is currently entertaining ways to safely start its 2020 season due to the ongoing Coronavirus (COVID) pandemic. One option is to follow the precedent set by the National Basketball League (NBA) and…
Philippine bettors can rest assured that betting lines will soon be available now that the federal government has approved resumption for football and basketball training sessions. In a nationally televised briefing, President Duterte’s spokesman Harry…
Across the Philippines, sports fans are asking when will sports return, and the truth is some are planning to return soon, while other leagues will likely not return until 2021. Below we will take a…
The Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Professional League (MPL) set an eSport record in the Philippines when over 317,000 viewers tuned in to watch the grand finals on May 30th, 2020. The event was aired on…
President Duterte signed Republic Act 11470 into law on June 9th, 2020, establishing the National Academy of Sports (NAS) in the Philippines. The National Academy of Sports will use the New Clark City sports stadium in Capas…
It has been almost three months since the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) was halted due to the 2020 Coronavirus pandemic, now the PBA is planning their return. PBA Commissioner Willie Marcial will talk with players…
The Philippines has long had a love affair with basketball. The game took off in the islands during the American colonial era of the early 1900s, but even after the country’s independence, the sport has…
If you have ever wagered on the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA), or an NCAA, UAAP game, then you know how television brings the excitement of betting to life by watching events unfold before your eyes. On May…
The Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chairman Butch Ramirez told the media that there could be no sporting events held in the Philippines until there is a vaccine for the Coronavirus (COVID-19). The PSC also announced…
