Pilipinas Live, winner of the Sports Broadcasting award at the recently concluded 2024 Asia Pacific Broadcasting Awards, has announced Filipino basketball star Dwight Ramos as its official sports ambassador.
“I am a fan of different kinds of sports. Pilipinas Live ensures that I’m able to access all the sports I love, whether I’m in the Philippines or overseas,” said the 25-year-old Gilas Pilipinas top guard, who also plays forJapan B. League’s Levanga Hokkaido,
Filipinos are well-known for their love and deep passion for sports—whether it’s basketball, volleyball, boxing, e-sports, football, or other athletic events.
“Pilipinas Live is the ultimate destination for the Pinoy sports fans like me,” Dwight added.
Unparalleled live action and global access
No matter where he is in the world, Dwight relies on Pilipinas Live for all the sports he follows. The app allows him to watch his girlfriend Kianna Dy play for the PLDT High Speed Hitters in the PVL, cheer his brother Eli Ramos with the Adamson Soaring Falcons in the UAAP, and keep tabs on his fellow PBA players.
Launched in 2023, Pilipinas Live offers Filipinos worldwide unrivaled live and on-demand coverage of local leagues such as the PBA, UAAP, MPBL, PVL, and Spiker’s Turf, among others.
The app is available for access globally, ensuring that every Filipino sports fan won’t miss the action.
The platform also brings international sporting events to Filipino audiences, including the recent 2024 AVC Challenge Cup, Volleyball Nations League, and the upcoming Olympic Games Paris 2024.
Pilipinas Live goes beyond simple streaming; it delivers an innovative and immersive sports viewing experience with multi-screen camera angles, a “fan stream” feature that places them virtually in the crowd, and interactive chats for real-time fan connection.
The app also offers various original series and related content to deliver a complete experience for sports enthusiasts.
Avid fans in the Philippines can now watch the new Pilipinas Live star in action as Gilas Pilipinas competes in the FIBA Men’s Olympic Qualifying Tournaments in July, and in the new season of Japan B. League later in the year.
Pilipinas Live is available on mobile devices, smart TVs, and connected TVs through the Apple App Store and Google Play.
