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Entries from Shanghaiist tagged with 'alleniverson'

February 4, 2008

UPDATE: We're actually having some trouble getting these videos to play here on our Shanghai ADSL connection. Anyone (in China) having any luck? OK, it works when we have our VPN turned on. Try that or maybe a proxy. Happy Super Bowl ... Monday, everyone. We hope you are well into your third beer and/or breakfast burrito when reading this. We have a confession to make. We haven't seen a Super Bowl commercial for......

Continue Reading "Super Bowl commercials (now viewable in China)"

May 21, 2007

Because you're going to be hearing his name a lot very soon. ESPN.com says the 19-year-old 7-footer from Shenzhen is the third-best player in the June 28 NBA Draft. ESPN NBA expert Chad Ford had this to say (there is also a video that accompanies that story ... Yi Jianlian speaks very good English): For better and for worse, but mostly for better, Yi represents a new generation of Chinese players more influenced by Allen......

Continue Reading "Get to know Yi Jianlian (易建联)"

February 5, 2007

We have finally woken from the slumber brought on by watching the Super Bowl (the Prince halftime show was much better than the game itself). If you were tuned in to ESPN Asia this morning like we were, you saw, over and over again, the same Allen Iverson "I'm not a gangster" commercial they've been playing for two years now — we love AI as much as the next guy, but would have preferred these.......

Continue Reading "The next pandemic: China Bowl fever"

February 1, 2006

The Chinese may stuff the All-Star ballot box for Yao Ming, but they would rather wear his teammate's jersey. When asked about his popularity in China, Houston Rockets guard Tracy McGrady said he wasn't surprised at all. "I've got a lot of love over there in China," he said. More love than the most famous Chinese player ever. Yao's jersey ranks No. 3. Here is the Top Ten: 1. Tracy McGrady 2. Allen Iverson 3.......

Continue Reading "Whose NBA jersey sells best in China? (Hint: It's not Yao Ming)"

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