In a game full of nail-biting moments, the Guangsha Lions emerged victorious over the Beijing Ducks with a 125-118 win in Game 6 of the CBA Finals in Beijing. This historic win marks the franchise’s first league championship, and the energy in the arena was absolutely electric! ⚡
The Lions impressed with a balanced offensive display as seven players scored in double figures. Barry Brown was on fire, dishing out 41 points along with 9 assists and 3 steals, earning him the Finals MVP award. Hu Jinqiu and Sun Minghui also played key roles, dropping 17 and 15 points respectively—with Sun registering a double-double thanks to his 10 assists.
Though the Beijing Ducks fought hard—with all five starters hitting double digits, and dynamic efforts from Zhou Qi (31 points, 10 rebounds) and Eugene German (25 points, 13 assists)—Guangsha's resilience and clutch performances steered them to victory. The game saw early challenges, including Hu stepping out with discomfort, which Beijing capitalized on, but the Lions stormed back with a decisive run led by James Nunnally and Brown in the second quarter.
The turning point came late in the fourth quarter when Guangsha knocked down crucial three-pointers and Zhu Junlong delivered a series of heroics to secure their win. This nail-biter not only sets a milestone in their history but also resonates with young sports fans across South Asia and Southeast Asia who love high-energy, heart-pounding basketball moments. 🔥
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Guangsha Lions defeat Beijing Ducks to win first-ever CBA title
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