19th Asian Games 2023 in Hangzhou China

[CoJ]

does fiba have a prize money pool to be proportionately split across teams based on their finish? fifa does this for every football world cup

fifa even provides subsidies to developing programs

[Giannis34GOD]

does fiba have a prize money pool to be proportionately split across teams based on their finish? fifa does this for every football world cup

It has… but smaller compare to FIFA…

https://amp.marca.com/en/basketball/fiba-world-cup/2023/09/10/64fe0998ca4741fc4b8b45ac.html

[Giannis34GOD]

The prizes are:

Position	Prize money
Winner	$2.5 million
Runner-Up	$1.5 million
Third and Fourth place	$1.2 million
Fifth to Eighth place	$800,000
Ninth to Sixteenth place	$550,000
Seventeenth to Thirty-Second place	$200,000

https://www.sportingnews.com/us/amp/nba/news/fiba-basketball-world-cup-2023-prize-money/815f902d187159cdb638d653

[Giannis34GOD]

stop it, only players who have a penchant for asking for the moon will do such a thing as no novice to the "mercenary game" will have the balls to do so.

Much better we agree to disagree… even we will explain to you but you are still blind of Hatred towards Kai…

[CoJ]

The prizes are:

Position	Prize money
Winner	$2.5 million
Runner-Up	$1.5 million
Third and Fourth place	$1.2 million
Fifth to Eighth place	$800,000
Ninth to Sixteenth place	$550,000
Seventeenth to Thirty-Second place	$200,000

https://www.sportingnews.com/us/amp/...7159cdb638d653

small amount compared to how much money FIBA generated from the world cup

[Giannis34GOD]

That means SBP will have 200k US dollars for placing 24th place…

[Giannis34GOD]

small amount compared to how much money FIBA generated from the world cup

Actually this is bigger compare to past tournaments fiba does… before, fiba can’t even generate money because the tournament is not enticing.. it was an amateur event in the past… the total revenue of FIBA is 368 million US dollars while FIFA has 1.115 billion US dollars.. that is huge difference between the two.. despite that, the way FIBA already bigger these days, every tournament will grow and the prizes will be bigger… Other World Cup in other sports are much smaller compare to FIBA prizes…

https://www.essentiallysports.com/nba-active-basketball-news-despite-three-billion-viewership-fiba-remains-seven-hundred-forty-seven-million-one-hundred-thousand-poorer-than-fifa/

[Kaireem]

imagine sbp having to give all that usd200k prize money to kai for nothing

[Giannis34GOD]

Baseball world classic prizes:

Here's the prize breakdown:

Qualify for WBC	$300,000	20	$6 million
Pool winner	$300,000	4	$1.2 million
Quarterfinalist	$400,000	8	$3.2 million
Semifinalist	$500,000	4	$2 million
Championship Game	$500,000	2	$1 million
Championship Game winner	$1 million	1	$1 million

https://www.cbssports.com/mlb/news/2023-world-baseball-classic-rules-format-rosters-and-more-for-international-tournament/amp/

[Giannis34GOD]

Rugby World Cup is bigger than FIBA in prize money

Winner	6 million
Runner-up	3 million
Losing semifinalists	1.5 million
Quarter-finalists	750,000
Losing pool stage teams	300,000

https://www.sportinglad.com/rugby/rugby-world-cup-prize-money/

[CoJ]

i dont mind if players ask for compensation to represent the country since:

1. they’re using private funds (smc/mpic money) not taxpayers money
2. FIBA, Asiad and Olympics had long been a business enterprise with athletes not getting any share of the revenue

but, the asking price should be proportional to their talent/skill

[OverratedTabBaldwin]

On the contrary, it’s much easier for Vargas to throw Mikey under the bus for many reasons. One is the holdout by Mikey to get his desired paycheck on his contract extension. And most recently when TNT suspended Mikey without pay last year for not showing up in some practices and games

Mikey has been a headache for TNT off the court.

I think the other guy in the blind item might be Maverick Ahanmisi as he has been adamant on getting a huge contract in the offseason.

Mikey though is a winner on the court which is the only thing that matters. Mikey dropped 37 in Game 6 of the Governor's Cup against Ginebra. That's Brownlee's first ever series defeat in the Governor's Cup. Williams has helped TNT win at least two chips since he joined the team. Dude is a winner.

[digitalsuperman]

Mikey though is a winner on the court which is the only thing that matters. Mikey dropped 37 in Game 6 of the Governor's Cup against Ginebra. That's Brownlee's first ever series defeat in the Governor's Cup. Williams has helped TNT win at least two chips since he joined the team. Dude is a winner.

mikey tho i think on his side he is not young anymore so he might as well get as much money as he wants. i wonder if he is eligible to play in BLeague as filipino import. he might go there if he is.

[digitalsuperman]

i dont mind if players ask for compensation to represent the country since:

1. they’re using private funds (smc/mpic money) not taxpayers money
2. FIBA, Asiad and Olympics had long been a business enterprise with athletes not getting any share of the revenue

but, the asking price should be proportional to their talent/skill

RSA is known to be a generous person so baka akala nila nang management that they are compensated. but i think it was a good decision by chua and ctc not to include him. maganda chemistry nang team. masisira yun if andun si mikey.

[BJ_Reloaded]

On the Spotlight:

Alfrancis Chua wether you like him or hate him here’s his take on the recently concluded Asian Games and his teaser on the Gilas program moving forward time stamp 13:40 onwards

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuEhNI3rg_M