Here is the last round review presented by ESL.
There was a change at the SBL leadership position after last games. Round 18 most important game was a defeat of league's leader Al Fateh (15-3). They were defeated by second ranked Uhud (16-2) 74-68 on Saturday night. It was a key game for the top position in the league. Defending champion keeps a position of league leader. Al Fateh at the other side dropped to the second place with three games lost. They were replaced at the leadership... [read more]
There was a change at the SBL leadership position after last games. Round 18 most important game was a defeat of league's leader Al Fateh (15-3). They were defeated by second ranked Uhud (16-2) 74-68 on Saturday night. It was a key game for the top position in the league. Defending champion keeps a position of league leader. Al Fateh at the other side dropped to the second place with three games lost. They were replaced at the leadership position by Uhud. Eighth-ranked Al Ansar (4-14) gave a tough game to fourth ranked Al Ittihad (11-7) in Jeddah. Al Ittihad managed to secure only one-point victory 81-80. However their fans expected much easier game. Al Ittihad have a solid three-game winning streak. They maintain fourth position with 11-7 record, which they share with Al Hilal and Al Nasr. Al Ansar lost third consecutive game. They keep the eighth place with 14 games lost. They share the position with Al Salam. Bottom-ranked Al Nahda (0-18) is still winless. This time they lost on the road their 18th consecutive match to sixth ranked Al Hilal (11-7) 76-60 on Saturday evening. Al Hilal moved-up to fourth place, which they share with Al Ittihad and Al Nasr. Newly promoted Al Nahda still closes the standings. The game in Mecca supposed to be also worth to mention about. Third ranked Al Ahli Jeddah (12-6) played at the court of 7th ranked Al Wehda (6-12). Al Ahli Jeddah smashed Al Wehda 90-62. Al Ahli Jeddah have a solid three-game winning streak. They maintain third position with 12-6 record having four points less than leader Uhud. Al Wehda at the other side keeps the seventh place with 12 games lost.
In the last game of round 18 Al Salam was destroyed by Al Nasr on the opponent's court 95-74.
Very expected game in Riyadh where 9th ranked Al Salam (4-14) was crushed by fifth ranked Al Nasr (11-7) 95-74. Al Nasr moved-up to fourth place, which they share with Al Hilal and Al Ittihad. Newly promoted Al Salam dropped to the eighth position with 14 games lost.
Eighth-ranked Al Ansar (4-14) gave a tough game to fourth ranked Al Ittihad (11-7) in Jeddah. Al Ittihad managed to secure only one-point victory 81-80. However their fans expected much easier game. Al Ittihad have a solid three-game winning streak. They maintain fourth position with 11-7 record, which they share with Al Hilal and Al Nasr. Al Ansar lost third consecutive game. They keep the eighth place with 14 games lost. They share the position with Al Salam.
There was a change at the SBL leadership position after last games. Round 18 most important game was a defeat of league's leader Al Fateh (15-3). They were defeated by second ranked Uhud (16-2) 74-68 on Saturday night. It was a key game for the top position in the league. Defending champion keeps a position of league leader. Al Fateh at the other side dropped to the second place with three games lost. They were replaced at the leadership position by Uhud.
The game in Mecca supposed to be also worth to mention about. Third ranked Al Ahli Jeddah (12-6) played at the court of 7th ranked Al Wehda (6-12). Al Ahli Jeddah smashed Al Wehda 90-62. Al Ahli Jeddah have a solid three-game winning streak. They maintain third position with 12-6 record having four points less than leader Uhud. Al Wehda at the other side keeps the seventh place with 12 games lost.
Bottom-ranked Al Nahda (0-18) is still winless. This time they lost on the road their 18th consecutive match to sixth ranked Al Hilal (11-7) 76-60 on Saturday evening. Al Hilal moved-up to fourth place, which they share with Al Ittihad and Al Nasr. Newly promoted Al Nahda still closes the standings.
KENNY BROWN Al Morog (D1) landed 27-year old American guard Kenny Brown (188-91, college: Ferris State). He started the season at Al Wehda in Saudi Arabian SBL league. The most of last summer Brown spent at Fast Break (LPB) in Colombian league where in 14 games he averaged impressive 16.9ppg, 1.9rpg, 2.9apg and 1.2spg. He helped them to win the regular season and make it to the semifinals. Brown also played for Team DRC in U.S. semi-pro league The Basketball Tournament. Among other achi... [read more]
KENNY BROWN
Al Morog (D1) landed 27-year old American guard Kenny Brown (188-91, college: Ferris State). He started the season at Al Wehda in Saudi Arabian SBL league. The most of last summer Brown spent at Fast Break (LPB) in Colombian league where in 14 games he averaged impressive 16.9ppg, 1.9rpg, 2.9apg and 1.2spg. He helped them to win the regular season and make it to the semifinals. Brown also played for Team DRC in U.S. semi-pro league The Basketball Tournament. Among other achievements he won Iraqi League championship title in 2016. Brown received also Asia-Basket.com All-Iraqi League Co-Guard of the Year award back in 2016. He is a very experienced player. And here thanks to pro basketball Brown experienced life in seven different countries playing on four different continents. He is familiar with European, Asian, Latin American and of course North American leagues. Brown has played previously professionally in Latvia (BK Liepaja), Panama, Turkey (Anadolu Efes), Nicaragua (Sinsa-Tigres), Iraq (Al Hilla, Al Karkh and Al Shurtah), PBL (Lake Michigan) and El Salvador (Aguila). He attended Ferris State until 2013 and it is his sixth season in pro basketball.
Hey guys, players, coaches, and agents? Do you remember Ahmad Zahra, the world famous scam who introduces himself as an agent and he has a job for you from Lebanon or Qatar or any middle east country? After the last alert that we published about him a few months ago, he disappeared for a few months and started scamming players and coaches by a new fake name and new mobile number, he introduces himself as Ahmad Aydin instead of Ahmad Zahra in the past here is his new mobile numbers, he is... [read more]
Hey guys, players, coaches, and agents? Do you remember Ahmad Zahra, the world famous scam who introduces himself as an agent and he has a job for you from Lebanon or Qatar or any middle east country? After the last alert that we published about him a few months ago, he disappeared for a few months and started scamming players and coaches by a new fake name and new mobile number, he introduces himself as Ahmad Aydin instead of Ahmad Zahra in the past
here is his new mobile numbers, he is using phone numbers from Turkey, probably he already moved to live in Turkey First Number: +905438359185 Second Number: +905435854922
Here is the Facebook Accounts that he is using "He uses his account and his wife account on facebook":
What did he do with many players? -He contacted many players and sent them fake contracts and telling them that I found deals for these players to convince them that he is strong agent. -He contacted many players and sent them fake contracts and convinced them that he had a job for them, then he asked those players to send him 500$ as legal fees or something like that then he will ask you to send him a more money. -He brought many American players to Lebanon and let them to pay their own flight tickets, and illusion these players that he has teams for them, players came and found nothing and just waste their money and time and we heard many stories that Zahra stole a money from players. -He is using many fake names and impersonating many other agents and using their licenses. You can do a little research on google to know who is Ahmad Zahra.
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