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Sunday, 21 May 2006 |
 The SBA is now proud to introduce a strategic alliance with Extreme Entertainment Ltd / Caribbean Street Ball, aimed at promoting basketball development and implementing the SBA Street Ball Initiatives within the Caribbean and South America. The SBA will launch the partnership with a 12-event Caribbean Islands Tour featuring the SBA Show and Expo starting in May, touring to Trinidad, Tobago, Barbados, Jamaica, Grenada, St. Lucia, Guyana, Suriname, and the U.S. and British Virgin Islands.
Founded in 2001, the SBA has spearheaded the growth and development of the street ball industry globally producing countless events throughout the United States, Europe, Asia, and Africa from tours, shows, and demonstrations, to competitions, clinics, and expos entertaining and educating fans worldwide. With the SBA, Extreme Entertainment and the Caribbean Basketball Confederation has aligned itself with the explosive growth of street ball working with an organization that continues to be a valuable asset for top businesses, companies, and teams in the world seeking basketball/street basketball consultation development, and event management and marketing support... |
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Thursday, 18 May 2006 |
 May 25 & 26, 2006 - Memorial Day Weekend
Virrick Park - Coconut Grove, FL
EBC Miami is putting on a concert/basketball event on Memorial Day weekend at Virrick Park in Coconut Grove, Miami. Hip hop artist Trick Daddy and NFL player Chad Johnson of the Cincinatti Bengals will be celebrity coaches. Slam Dunk artists from all over South Florida will compete on Saturday for a chance to challenge ESPN City Slam Champion, Skywalker on Sunday.
On Championship Sunday, Exodus Florida, a high school AAU team, will compete against a team of Miami-Dade all-stars prior to the slam dunk contest. 4 Pro-Am teams will compete in a single elimination basketball tournament with the semi-finals on Saturday and the championship game closing out the tournament on Sunday. A team of Miami All-Stars will be selected to travel to NYC in August to compete for the EBC America Championship... |
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Monday, 15 May 2006 |
 For those of you that don’t already know about Corey “Homicide†Williams, get ready, you will. Corey is what basketball is all about. He owns the blacktop of Rucker Park in the summer, and the hardwood courts around the world in the winter. Earlier this season Corey had a brief stay with the Raptors, and spent the rest of the year in the CBA preparing for another NBA run.
ElevationMag recently talked to The King of NY, Corey “Homicide†Williams, about his moves from NYC street ball, to international league play, to the minors, and then to the league with the Toronto Raptors. If you think Homicide just does it in the summer at The Rucker, you’re lying to yourself. He kills ‘em all year long... |
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Thursday, 11 May 2006 |
Corey "Homicide" Williams is never at a loss for words, especially when he feels disrespected. Homicide recently went off on how he feels about And 1 and popular streetball player Alimoe.
“Fuck And 1, fuck all that. That’s not real ball, man. Put anyone from And 1 in front of me and they’ll get their ass bust. No disrespect to them, do your thing, I know that’s how you pay your bills, but you’re not better than me, you’re not. You’re not gonna disrespect this real streetball. I won’t let you do it. Alimoe disrespected me man a week before we played at Rucker. He told me “I’m gonna bust your mother fucking ass,†straight like that, “and we could play for moneyâ€. “You can’t fuck with me, Corey,†straight like that. And it bothered me because I didn’t get the respect I deserved... |
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Thursday, 11 May 2006 |
 Dime Magazine catches up with the one and only Marvin Collins aka High Rizer from ESPN City Slam. After a quick little interview, Dime puts Rizer to the test. It looks like some kind of photo shoot that Dime hired him to come out and do. Anyway, for 3 hours straight, Dime filmed and captured photos of High Rizer what he does best. The Atlanta native also informs us on what he did in college. When Dime Magazine wants you for a photo shoot, you know you're doing big things in the future.
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Sunday, 07 May 2006 |
 The Killer Crossover Tour was launched by Hot Sauce a few years ago by his passion for the street game. He pulled together the top names from around the country and put them under one roof. White Chocolate, the Bone Collector, Pat Da Roc, and Future were just some of the unsigned hype that helped make the tour grow.
This new video highlights the top plays from the Killer Crossover Tour series throughout the course of about two years. The games weren't played in arenas; they rented out High School and small college gyms, even some PAL's to get the games going. However, after months of promotion and success, Hot Sauce was able to take the tour on a bigger level with larger gyms and sponsorships.
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Friday, 05 May 2006 |
 Jamaica Observer reports: Legend Sports Management and Consultancy in association with the Jamaica Basketball Association (JaBA) will be putting on the JAMROC Streetballers Basketball weekend tour, set from May 4-7 at the National Indoor Sports Centre (NISC). This was announced at the launch of the tour at the Jamaica Pegasus hotel last week Friday. The tour will have on display a number of top streetballers from the United States, including winner of the last streetball tour in the USA, Spyda; Half Man Amazing; High Octane and Professor. Apart from the main event, game day, on May 6, will also host a high school cheerleading contest plus other activities, which get underway at 2:30 pm. |
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Tuesday, 02 May 2006 |
 I was never really into MySpace, but I guess there's no escaping it. It seems like every organization now has a MySpace account. Of all major companies, the folks at Dime Magazine have put up a MySpace account. This is for all you people out there that go hardcore with it. As always with Dime, the account is affiliated with big names. Dime is "friends" with T.I., Ne-Yo, Just Blaze, and Christina Millian.
So if you got a few seconds, peep what Dime threw together. Maybe I'm the only one without a MySpace account, who knows, I'm just not into that stuff. Here's Dime Magazine's MySpace. |
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