T1" Abbasi, who once won a gold medal in Taekwondo, is now a national basketball player. Talking about international competitions, he said this

2023-03-20T10:15:46.768Z

CITIC Special Attack "Black Panther" Abbasi attended the National Elementary School Basketball Championship with New Taipei King Q. Davis today. Recalling the opportunity to get in touch with basketball, Abbasi said that he didn't start playing regular basketball until the first year of high school, and he was very envious Young players can play from an early age, and encourage everyone to continue to work hard. Abbasi didn't get into formal basketball training until he was in Taishan High School. He was actually a taekwondo player when he was in junior high school. "I practiced taekwondo for 3 years and won a gold medal."

Q. Davis (left), Abbasi.

(Photographed by reporter Nian Xiaoyun)

[Reporter Nian Miaoyun/Taipei Report] CITIC Special Attack "Black Panther" Abbasi attended the National Elementary School Basketball Championship with New Taipei King Q. Davis today. When I first started playing regular basketball, I envied the young players who could play since they were young, and encouraged everyone to continue to work hard.

Abbasi didn't get into formal basketball training until he was in Taishan High School. He was actually a Taekwondo player in middle school. "I practiced Taekwondo for 3 years, and I even won a gold medal." Later, at the suggestion of Taishan coach Chen Zhizhong, he started Playing basketball also fell in love with this sport. "I am very envious that players can play basketball from a young age. If I also start playing from a young age, maybe I will have the opportunity to challenge abroad."

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Today, I was on the same stage with Q. Davis, a naturalized player of the national team in the past. Abbasi revealed that Davis had a small chat with him about the national team.

Recently, Abbasi was confirmed by FIBA that he will be able to represent Taiwan in international competitions as a local player, and he has the fastest chance to be called up in this year's Jones Cup.

Regarding the willingness to participate in the national team, Abbasi said: "It still depends on the team's decision, but in my personal opinion, if there is no problem with my physical condition, I will try my best to cooperate."

Zheng Mingxue from Guangfu High School (third from right), Xie Mingjun, Q. Davis, Abbasi, Nengren family merchants Lin Mingwei and Lin Zihao attended the press conference together.

(Photographed by reporter Nian Xiaoyun)

Q. Davis (middle) served as a basketball ambassador, and the young players gave special gifts.

(Photographed by reporter Nian Xiaoyun)

Q. Davis (middle) served as a basketball ambassador, and the young players gave special gifts.

(Photographed by reporter Nian Xiaoyun)

Q. Davis (middle) served as a basketball ambassador, and the young players gave special gifts.

(Photographed by reporter Nian Xiaoyun)

Zheng Mingxue from Guangfu High School (third from right), Xie Mingjun, Q. Davis, Abbasi, Nengren family merchants Lin Mingwei and Lin Zihao attended the press conference together.

(Photographed by reporter Nian Xiaoyun)

Q. Davis, Abbasi.

(Photographed by reporter Nian Xiaoyun)

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T1" Abbasi, who once won a gold medal in Taekwondo, is now a national basketball player. Talking about international competitions, he said this