All eyes will be on the Philippines when they co-host the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023, starting August 25, 2023. Pilipinas Live is ready to bring every moment of the action to you, without any ads.
Cignal TV’s new streaming platform will show all 92 games. It begins with the opening at the Philippine Arena, then moves to the Smart Araneta Coliseum, the Okinawa Arena in Japan, the Indonesia Arena in Jakarta, and finally, the gold medal match at the Mall of Asia Arena.
Gilas Pilipinas, led by former NBA Sixth Man of the Year Jordan Clarkson, is expected to lift the team’s performance and give us a memorable show.
At the same time, the Philippines will shine as the host of the world basketball championship after more than four decades.
Alongside Clarkson, other big basketball stars from around the world will be there too. This time, the United States will rely on Jalen Brunson and Brandon Ingram to try and become the world’s best.
Every game of the 32 nations will be live on Pilipinas Live and available to watch later.
Pilipinas Live: A Complete Way to Watch
Pilipinas Live offers a full viewing experience. You can watch from different angles with Multi-Cam Viewing and get a unique perspective with Fan Stream Viewing. This lets you share your own thoughts instead of just listening to regular game commentators.
The app features extended game coverage, including the pre- and post-game. You can even join in with in-game voting, polls, and quizzes while watching.
Gerard Milan, First Vice President and Chief Revenue Officer of Cignal TV, says, “Cignal has always given the best sports content to Filipino fans. We know Filipinos like to watch on their devices while on the go. So, Pilipinas Live was made for them. It gives live and on-demand sports, and you can be part of the action.”
Pilipinas Live truly brings you into the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023. Subscribe for only PHP 99 a month before September 15th for this special offer.
For more information, visit pilipinaslive.com.
Emman has been writing technical and feature articles since 2010. Prior to this, he became one of the instructors at Asia Pacific College in 2008, and eventually landed a job as Business Analyst and Technical Writer at Integrated Open Source Solutions for almost 3 years.
