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Wu Chun (L) the owner of Fitness Zone and ex PBA player Erwin Velez (R) warming up for the upcoming exhibition game.



THE KFC Fitness Zone 3-on-3 Street Basketball Challenge has more to offer to basketball fans in Brunei.

The challenge now offers a special treat for the Most Valuable Player (MVP) from both the open and student categories as well as the winning team of the Family Bucket Challenge on top of the list of prizes up for grabs.

As part of the closing event of the challenge a special exhibition match will take place the first, a match between team KFC and team Fitness Zone, The teams will compete and race to see who would score 10 point to win the game. In the second match the MVP of the open category will pair up with team Fitness Zone which would be led by Wu Chun and battle it out with team KFC which will be led by ex PBA player Erwin Velez.

MVPs will be selected based on the number of points and assists made during the course of the challenge,

The special exhibition games will take place at 9am on Sunday March 23 inside the Airport Mall in Berakas.

The winning team of the Family Bucket Challenge will also get a copy of a movie DVD which stars Wu Chun and it will be personally autographed by the star.

The Family Bucket challenge is the first of it's kind in Brunei. In it, participants enter as a team of three (one male adult, one female adult and one minor below the age of 18) and challenge other teams in a shootout within a one minute time limit.

The Family Bucket challenge is an idea brought together by KFC and Wu Chun.

"We came out with the name and Wu Chun came up with the mechanics of the game," says Jonathan Bong, marketing manager of KFC Brunei

The idea of this game is to bring family togetherness.

Wu Chun and Jonathan concluded that "You don't have to be good in basketball to enjoy good family times,".

Participants that join the Family Bucket Challenge will also be given basic training on March 18 at Fitness Zone Kiulap at 2pm.

In the open and student categories of the challenge, members of the public are able to see 30 teams each participating, whereas 20 teams will get to participate in the Family Bucket Challenge.

Organisers of the challenge pointed out that the forms have ran out in some outlets and they hope that interested participants could come back with the entry forms and register themselves at any KFC or Fitness Zone outlets sooner than the closing date of March 20 to avoid disappointment due to limited slots for teams.

Those that wish to find out more can call the KFC Fitness Zone 3-on-3 Street Basketball Challenge hotline: 2345999 during office hours.



source: http://www.bt.com.bn