The much-anticipated FIBA Hall of Fame Ceremony will take place on August 23, two days prior to the tip-off of the highly awaited FIBA Men’s Basketball World Cup 2023.
This year’s ceremony comes with an exciting twist, as FIBA has decided to open the doors of the ceremony to the public for the very first time since its establishment. Fans who have been eagerly anticipating the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023, now have an additional reason to rejoice.
Among the illustrious names set to join the pantheon of basketball greats are the towering Yao Ming, the double Olympic Champion Katrina McClain, and the local legend Carlos Loyzaga who is inducted posthumously. These iconic individuals, alongside seven other extraordinary players and two exceptional coaches, will forever be remembered for their remarkable contributions to the sport, leaving an indelible mark on the history of international basketball.
Basketball enthusiasts eager to be part of this historic occasion can secure their seats for the ceremony as the ticketing platform goes live on August 9 (https://us.givergy.com/fibahalloffame).
In the spirit of solidarity and giving back, all proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to the FIBA Foundation’s Basketball For Good projects. This altruistic endeavor ensures that the power of basketball goes beyond the sport itself, making a positive impact on communities and promoting social change.
The countdown has begun! Treat yourself to an unforgettable basketball experience in Manila, where the sport’s finest players and coaches will converge to celebrate the enshrinement of basketball legends into the FIBA Hall of Fame.
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