NBA Madness 2008 Singapore
NBA Madness! Imagine hoop games, music performances and special appearances by NBA stars…no wonder this event has attracted many basketball lovers in Singapore since 2007.
Held for the second year in a row, you can catch this event of the year from September 5-7 at Marina Square. Top scorers who take part in the competitions will get to win special NBA prizes.
Check it out:
I urge those who love basketball to make your way down to Marina Square and have a look.
You will not want to miss Nick Young in action and his autograph sessions. The 23-year old was selected 16th overall by the Washington Wizards in the 2007 NBA Draft and scored a career-high of 27 points on 30 March 2008 against the Los Angeles Lakers and Kobe Bryant. Impressive isn’t he?
Oh and you will catch sizzling hot performances by the Orlando Magic Dancers on court. Guys, you cannot afford to miss the five hot babes who are here in Singapore for the first time.
Remember to bring along your digital cameras and camcorders. Be there or be square.
The NBA Madness Asia tour, scheduled for June 13-September 14, will also visit the Philippines, Korea, Taiwan, Japan and Hong Kong.
Watch some video highlights now.
Nick Young dunks
Orlando Magic Dancers wows the crowd with their moves
Orlando Magic Dancers tell us more about their career in the NBA
For more details, please click the following .PDF files for more information.
Activity Schedule (Sept 6, Saturday)
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September 6, 2008 at 12:08 pm
I just hope they invite a well known player next time like an NBA All Star. With all due respect to Nick Young, he is good but he is not that known to people. They should publicize basketball here in Singapore. In Philippines the players who have went there are:Kobe Bryant,Grant Hill,Shaq,Gilbert Arenas, Tracy “TMAC” Mc Grady and Jerry Stackhouse among others. I personally think basketball has a future here, not just football all the time. This is a very nice event keep it up!