Jericho Cruz leads Guam to historic win in FIBA Asia Cup



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Kim Aurin was already feeling under the weather on the eve of defending champion TNT’s game against San Miguel Beer.
The PBA All Filipino Cup FMVP proved the doubters wrong, powering his team to a first-ever win versus Syria, 82-73, in the FIBA Asia Cup 2025 at King Abdullah Sports City, Saudi Arabia.
Fresh from the championship, the Beermen guard continued to showcase his scoring ability, propelling Guam’s victory with a hot 5-of-7 shooting from beyond the arc.
Cruz delivered 21 points in 33 minutes of play, alongside Tai Wesley who also marked 21 points, handing the Syrian team their second loss of the tournament.
Jericho, who’s half Gumanian, was cleared by FIBA in 2022 after he got a call from the Guam national team to play in the Asia Cup qualifiers. Cruz’s stint has become a vital piece in leading the team to several wins, bringing his experience and championship mentality to a developing basketball country like Guam.
On the other hand, Jericho received some criticism from fans, pointing out his game antics prior to the last PBA conference they conquered, making a statement to those who denounced his game.
Meanwhile, the team is set to face Asia’s powerhouse team Japan on Sunday, 10 August, at 4 PM.