MANILA, Philippines – Rondae Hollis-Jefferson never lacks confidence when facing off against whoever is in front of him, and on Friday night, when TNT and Ginebra squared off in a matchup of PBA Governors’ Cup favorites, it was no different against Justin Brownlee.

High-caliber imports going head-to-head was the perfect way to end the elimination round, and the former NBA player emerged victorious as he led the Tropang Giga to a 114-105 comeback victory.

He contributed to the three-time Best Import’s difficult night by finishing with 34 points and 11 rebounds while dishing out four assists, four steals, and a block. The three-time Best Import needed 24 shots to make his 27 points and 10 rebounds.

Rondae Hollis-Jefferson, the Tropang Giga import, remained unfazed despite the tough matchup against Justin Brownlee of the Barangay Ginebra San Miguel in their recent game. In an interview after the game, Hollis-Jefferson confidently said that he can take on any challenge, even if it means facing basketball superstar LeBron James.

Hollis-Jefferson’s statement may come as a surprise to some fans who are aware of Brownlee’s impressive track record in the PBA. Brownlee is known for his clutch performances and has led Barangay Ginebra to multiple championships. However, Hollis-Jefferson is not intimidated and is confident in his abilities.

The Tropang Giga import had a solid performance in the game, contributing 17 points, 11 rebounds, and 4 assists to their victory against Barangay Ginebra. He also showcased his versatility by defending multiple positions, which made it difficult for Brownlee to score.

Hollis-Jefferson’s statement shows his confidence and competitive spirit. He is not afraid to take on any challenge and believes in his skills as a basketball player. Fans can expect to see more exciting performances from him in the upcoming games.

When Brownlee was made aware of these remarks, the mild-mannered 34-year-old didn’t hold the Pennsylvania native in any negative regard.

The newest addition to the TNT Tropang Giga, shared his confidence in facing even the toughest opponents in the league. In a recent match against Justin Brownlee and the Ginebra San Miguel, Hollis-Jefferson showed no signs of intimidation and even boldly stated, “You can put LeBron in front of me, I’m good, bro.”

When asked about the challenge of battling against Brownlee, Hollis-Jefferson attributed his confidence to his experience as a player, saying that in order to win, you have to have that winning mentality. Despite his bold statement, he also expressed his admiration for Brownlee, describing him as a “phenomenal player” who has a high basketball IQ and knows how to get to his spots.

His attitude towards facing strong opponents reflects his determination to contribute to the team’s success. He has been a valuable addition to the Tropang Giga’s roster, showcasing his versatility on both ends of the court. With his confidence and skill, he has become a key player in the team’s quest for a championship in the PBA.