“My [journey begins wow.] Sa wakas, I’m proud to unveil the logo for my upcoming World Balance signature line,” wrote the Ginebra guard.
In a statement, the 27-year-old Thompson said owning a signature shoe line has always been his dream since a kid.
And the logo, shaded in red and silver, speaks volumes for his performance on the court.
“Kung titignan mo yun logo, akala mo simpleng ‘S’ pero if you look closely initials ko yan and number ‘6’, hindi lang basta design. Nung unang beses nai-present ng World Balance sa akin yun logo, blown away ako kaagad (If you loook closely, it would seem a simple ‘S” but it includes my initials and number ‘6’ and it’s not just a plain design. I was blown away when World Balance presented this logo to me),” said Thompson.
Scottie Thompson set to release signature shoe
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Published December 11, 2020, 7:34 PM
Forty years ago today saw one of the most shocking moments in PBA history when Toyota prevented archrival Crispa from clinching the All-Filipino Conference crown before a packed crowd at the Araneta Coliseum.
The game was significant for two reasons as Toyota not only denied Crispa of completing an unprecedented 20-game sweep of the season’s final conference but also won after team manager Pablo Carlos fired coach Fort Acuna at halftime.
Acuna’s sacking came after benching ace guard Robert Jaworski in the first half of the game Toyota needed to stay alive in the series, prompting Carlos to pull the trigger.