John Anthony Amores

MANILA, Philippines -- Double whammy for the Titan Ultra Giant Risers. Titan not only saw its quarterfinal aspirations get bleaker after absorbing a massive defeat against the San Miguel Beermen, but it may have lost one of its main gunners to injury. The Beermen blasted the Giant Risers by 30 points, 143-113, Wednesday evening at the Ynares Center in Antipolo.

ANTIPOLO, Philippines – “Pinaka-last chance na sa PBA.” John Amores on Friday ensured to the most out of his “final” chance in the PBA, as he returned to action in the Titan Ultra Giant Risers’ clash with the Terrafirma Dyip Friday evening. The controversial shooting guard saw action in the third quarter of the game, where he played nine minutes and 24 seconds. He finished with five points on 2-of-5 shooting, to go with two rebounds, in Titan’s 100-113 loss to Terrafirma. “Magta-trabaho lang ako.

MANILA, Philippines — It seems John Amores has another shot in the PBA. The controversial Amores has signed a new deal with the Titan Ultra Giant Risers, the team announced Wednesday evening. His return to the hardcourt came less than two years after his professional playing license was revoked, following a shooting incident in Laguna back in 2024. Back in September 2024, Amores was involved in a shooting incident after a local basketball game in Laguna.