SBL Brandon's Double Joy: Consecutive FMVP and Successful Surprise Proposal After Game
The SBL Yulon Group achieved its fourth consecutive championship, and foreign player Brandon not only won his second consecutive FMVP award but also successfully proposed to his girlfriend of nearly 10 years after the game, marking a "double joy."
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(Central News Agency reporter Chen Rong-chen, New Taipei, 10th) The Super Basketball League (SBL) Yulon Group today defeated Caesar Keelung Black Eagles 75-69, gloriously completing its fourth consecutive championship. Foreign player Brandon not only won the Final Series Most Valuable Player (FMVP) award for the second consecutive year but also successfully proposed to his girlfriend of nearly 10 years after the game.
Yulon, which had previously established a three-peat "dynasty" in the SBL, faced the newly formed Black Eagles head-on in this championship series. Unexpectedly, after being one win away from clinching the title in the previous game, they failed to seal the championship early. In today's decisive Game 5, Kao Cheng-en, coming off the bench, scored 19 points with a perfect 100% shooting percentage, coupled with Brandon Moss's 18 points and 20 rebounds, helping the team win its fourth consecutive championship.
Brandon, who had already planned to propose immediately after winning the championship, knelt down with a wedding ring in front of his girlfriend of nearly 10 years, surrounded by all his teammates after the game. His girlfriend, overjoyed, nodded in agreement, truly a "double joy." Brandon stated in a post-game joint media interview that his girlfriend had accompanied him through various travels, and now having won his third championship in Taiwan, "this is the best time to propose."
Brandon jokingly said that he specifically told his teammates before the game that he hoped to complete this major life event on the court, adding significance to this championship. "I'm so happy we actually did it." Brandon's girlfriend revealed to a Central News Agency reporter that she had no idea about this part, and was stunned at the moment. She also mentioned that they met in college and have visited many countries together after he turned professional, "watching him gradually grow into a great player."
Regarding winning the FMVP for the second consecutive year, Brandon smiled and said that he would definitely wear the Yulon jersey again next season, aiming for 10 consecutive SBL championships and ending his professional career in Taiwan. He described "Taiwan is like another home," especially feeling a strong sense of belonging with Yulon, and emphasized that he would not challenge the Taiwan professional basketball league. "This is where I like to be." (Editor: Chen Ching-fang) 1150510
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(Central News Agency reporter Chen Rong-chen, New Taipei, 10th) The Super Basketball League (SBL) Yulon Group today defeated Caesar Keelung Black Eagles 75-69, gloriously completing its fourth consecutive championship. Foreign player Brandon not only won the Final Series Most Valuable Player (FMVP) award for the second consecutive year but also successfully proposed to his girlfriend of nearly 10 years after the game.
Yulon, which had previously established a three-peat "dynasty" in the SBL, faced the newly formed Black Eagles head-on in this championship series. Unexpectedly, after being one win away from clinching the title in the previous game, they failed to seal the championship early. In today's decisive Game 5, Kao Cheng-en, coming off the bench, scored 19 points with a perfect 100% shooting percentage, coupled with Brandon Moss's 18 points and 20 rebounds, helping the team win its fourth consecutive championship.
Brandon, who had already planned to propose immediately after winning the championship, knelt down with a wedding ring in front of his girlfriend of nearly 10 years, surrounded by all his teammates after the game. His girlfriend, overjoyed, nodded in agreement, truly a "double joy." Brandon stated in a post-game joint media interview that his girlfriend had accompanied him through various travels, and now having won his third championship in Taiwan, "this is the best time to propose."
Brandon jokingly said that he specifically told his teammates before the game that he hoped to complete this major life event on the court, adding significance to this championship. "I'm so happy we actually did it." Brandon's girlfriend revealed to a Central News Agency reporter that she had no idea about this part, and was stunned at the moment. She also mentioned that they met in college and have visited many countries together after he turned professional, "watching him gradually grow into a great player."
Regarding winning the FMVP for the second consecutive year, Brandon smiled and said that he would definitely wear the Yulon jersey again next season, aiming for 10 consecutive SBL championships and ending his professional career in Taiwan. He described "Taiwan is like another home," especially feeling a strong sense of belonging with Yulon, and emphasized that he would not challenge the Taiwan professional basketball league. "This is where I like to be." (Editor: Chen Ching-fang) 1150510
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