PBA Free Agency: Titan is trying out two 6'6 centers and a rookie guard!

 


The Titan Ultra Giant Risers are actively evaluating replacements for their recently vacated roster spots ahead of the PBA Governors' Cup resumption. Following the release of Jeo Ambohot, Jerrick Balanza, and Damie Cuntapay, three distinct prospects have joined the squad's practices with hopes of securing a deal for the remainder of Season 50.

#3. Jielo Razon Razon carries a solid college pedigree and a proven championship track record as a former undrafted rookie free agent who contributed to TNT's Commissioner’s Cup title run. Despite that valuable experience, he lacks the physical tools to significantly alter Titan Ultra's ceiling. It is difficult to justify ranking a backcourt piece over legitimate 6-foot-6 big men when securing physical frontcourt depth is often a premium necessity in the PBA.

#2. Barkley Ebona The 29-year-old Ebona is a battle-tested veteran who secured back-to-back PBA championships (Governors' Cup and Commissioner's Cup) during his tenure with the Tropang 5G. While he is incredibly strong and physical in the paint, his overall offensive skill set remains somewhat limited. Nevertheless, his brute strength, defensive presence, and understanding of championship-level execution mean he can absolutely carve out reliable rotational minutes in the PBA.

#1. Christian Fajarito

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Fajarito is easily the most intriguing prospect of the tryout group. The rookie free agent is currently enjoying a highly productive MPBL season with Pasay, averaging a stout 13.3 points, 6.6 rebounds, and shooting 46% from the field per game. If his outside shot proves to be a legitimate, consistent weapon at the professional level, he has the precise physical tools and floor-spacing ability to develop into a highly valuable, modern big man for the Giant Risers' rebuilding frontcourt.

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