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Paul Lee

Basketball Player

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1989-02-14
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He’s a Filipino versatile guard who made a name for himself playing with the Rain or Shine Elasto Painters in the Philippine Basketball Association. Known for his adaptability on the court, he was picked as the #2 overall selection by the team during the 2011 PBA Draft—a moment that truly marked the beginning of his professional journey. Before fame brought him into the national spotlight, he honed his skills playing collegiate basketball in the UAAP, representing the University of the East. It was there that he really started to shine, earning the Most Improved Player award after UAAP Season 72 in 2009-2010. That recognition set the stage for what was to come. Born and raised in the vibrant district of Tondo, Manila, Philippines, his roots have always remained close to heart, shaping both his character and playing style. The Filipino versatile guard’s journey—from the streets of Tondo to the PBA hardwood—shows just how far determination and talent can take you.

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He made a remarkable impact during the 2011-2012 PBA season, earning both the Rookie of the Year award and securing a PBA championship title with the Elasto Painters. That early success really set the tone for his career, showing just how much potential he had. He continued to build on that momentum, eventually representing his country as a key member of the Filipino national team at the 2014 FIBA World Cup. It was a proud moment, not just for him but for all fans who had followed his journey. He proved time and again that hard work pays off, and he remains a respected figure in Philippine basketball. People still talk about what he achieved, especially considering how quickly he rose to prominence. He truly left a mark, both in the league and on the international stage.

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