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FIBA Asia Crowd

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did the FIBA asia sell out the games in Japan?

if yes, did they get their money worth?

if no, why there was no sell outs?
 
hope the FIBA ASIA TOURNAMENT 2009 will be held at the philippines if you really wanna see a crowd!!
 
bestkept said:
did the FIBA asia sell out the games in Japan?

if yes, did they get their money worth?

if no, why there was no sell outs?

I think if im not mistaken, based on what we saw on tv during the FIBA Asia tournament, there was no single sold-out games in tokushima because its baseball craze (even soccer) not basketball japanese sports patrons are known for..Even last year's fiba world basketball championships in japan, spectators who watched the game live were small...
 
Japan is more on baseball than football (soccer) as well... I notice in the last FIFA World Club Champs there's not much people and the crowd were so quiet compare to the European crowds...
 
donmar said:
Japan is more on baseball than football (soccer) as well... I notice in the last FIFA World Club Champs there's not much people and the crowd were so quiet compare to the European crowds...

Exactly! :D For Filipinos are only basketball. Thai, Indons, Malaysian, Vietnamese, Laos, Cambodian, Burma are Football. Middle Eastern countries are still football but maybe will become basketball. USA is now basketball after the baseball has first. Europeans are football. Australians and New Zealanders are rugby!
 
They only come depending if the home team is there. Remember Fiba asia Champions cup 2005? No one was watching if team pilipinas was not playing. They had to move the games from araneta to ynares when SMB-Pilipinas got booted out of contention.
 
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