However, what might be surprising is the apparent outpouring of support Abueva is receiving from some fans. This is concerning. Abueva has a well-documented history of being a loose cannon, and this latest incident suggests a return to his problematic past.
Let's be clear: Abueva's actions deserved the penalty. Flaring up at a fan and making obscene gestures on national television is unbecoming of a professional athlete, and it reflects poorly on the league.
This isn't the first time Abueva has crossed the line. Just two months ago, he was fined a hefty P100,000 for mocking a coach's disability. These repeated incidents raise a troubling question: is Abueva a reformed player, or is his old self bubbling back to the surface?
The PBA made the right call in penalizing Abueva. This sends a strong message that such behavior will not be tolerated. It's also a reminder to Abueva that he needs to focus on playing basketball and leave the theatrics off the court.
Fans have a right to cheer for their favorite players, but blind support can be dangerous. Abueva's talent is undeniable, but his penchant for controversy is a liability. True fans should hold him accountable for his actions and encourage him to be a better player and a better representative of the league.
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