Philippine men's volleyball team head coach Sergio Veloso pleads organizers to prepare well for the country's historic hosting of the 2025 FIVB Volleyball Men's World Championship, where the world's best teams will play
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Essentially the equivalent of the FIBA World Cup in basketball, the Volleyball World Championship will feature 32 of the world’s best in the men’s game, including the likes of world No. 1 Poland, No. 2 USA, and No. 4 Japan. “I don’t know if we can go for the second round. We’ll play with the best of the best national teams in the world. But as I said here and the guys know that, no matter who plays in the other side, we’ll do our best. If you want to win, you need to play.”
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