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2023 FIBA World Cup

Single tickets for FIBA WC now available


Watching the world’s best basketball players go head-to-head in live action—isn’t that every basketball fan’s dream?

Being part of the excitement, witnessing the intense battles on the court right before your eyes, and not just hearing the roar of the crowd, but being a part of it all! In the Philippines, fans have the opportunity not only to be part of history but to make history as well.

Record-breaking crowds? Why not? Decibel levels reaching new heights?

Let’s go for it!

The Philippines takes pride in having the most passionate fans in the world, and it is an honor and privilege to welcome not only our own fans but also passionate supporters from all over the globe to witness top-level basketball competitions.

Now, the chance to experience and participate in all of this is within reach, with tickets for the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023 starting as low as just P499. The highest category tickets range from P11,099 to P27,299, depending on the matchup. Single-game tickets are now available, allowing fans to secure their spots for this highly anticipated event.

Tickets for games at the Philippine Arena and the Smart-Araneta Coliseum can be purchased through ticketnet.com.ph, while tickets for games at the SM Mall of Asia Arena are available via smtickets.com.

The tournament kicks off on August 25, with a thrilling double-header at the Philippine Arena. Angola will take on Italy, followed by the Dominican Republic facing off against Gilas Pilipinas. In between these exciting games, there will be a special celebration featuring top Philippine musical acts, adding to the festive atmosphere.

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At the SM Mall of Asia Arena, Mexico and Montenegro will battle it out, followed by Egypt and Lithuania, promising captivating matchups for fans.

On August 27, Gilas Pilipinas will face Angola at the Smart-Araneta Coliseum, with tickets available for as low as P499.

After their European training camp, the players of Gilas Pilipinas are thrilled to play in front of their home fans.FIBA-WCQ-PHI-vs.-JOR-Jamie-Malonzo-8200 Single tickets for FIBA WC now available 2023 FIBA World Cup Basketball Gilas Pilipinas News  - philippine sports news

“Ever since I was included in the 23 for 2023 list back in 2018, playing in the World Cup has been a dream,” said Dwight Ramos.

“Everything I’ve done as a player, all the hard work I’ve put in, leads to that moment.”

“I’ve had the pleasure of playing at the Philippine Arena for Ginebra with more than 50,000 fans, and it was unbelievable,” said Jamie Malonzo.

“I don’t think having the World Cup at home again will happen in our lifetime, so I hope the fans come out and support us. I think it’s going to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience for everyone.”

The Smart Araneta Coliseum will also host other must-see games, including Italy vs. the Dominican Republic, as well as games among Serbia, Puerto Rico, and China in Group B.

The high-octane Team USA, featuring stars like Anthony Edwards and Brandon Ingram, will be playing at the SM Mall of Asia Arena. Fans can catch their games against New Zealand on August 26, Greece on August 28, and Jordan on August 30.

Group D is also set to provide thrilling basketball action, with Egypt, Mexico, Montenegro, and powerhouse Lithuania competing against each other.

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Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to live witness the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023 and be part of the basketball history that will unfold in the Philippines.

Get your tickets now and prepare for an unforgettable experience filled with intense competition and passionate fans.

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