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Basketball fans, grab your jerseys! The Beijing Ducks and Xinjiang Flying Tigers have stormed into the quarterfinals of the first-ever CBA Club Cup after surviving Group D's intense 'group of death.' With 10 games across 5 days in Qingdao, these squads proved they’ve got grit—and serious skills.
Underdog Energy & Ankle Sprains? Not a Problem
Beijing’s Eugene German dropped a game-high 27 points against the Nanjing Monkey Kings—just days after an ankle injury. The star credited his six-month-old son for the clutch performance: 'Dad strength is real!' Teammate Anunwa Omot added 20 points, sealing their 91-75 victory.
Coaches Drop the Mic
'This was a decisive battle,' said Beijing coach Xu Limin. 'Our players leveled up mentally—this win means everything.' Meanwhile, Xinjiang’s Coach Liu Wei praised the tournament for giving young players a spotlight: 'It’s not just about winning. It’s about growth.'
What’s Next?
The knockout phase kicks off in February during the CBA’s league break. With single-elimination stakes, expect high-flying drama! The regular season resumes November 27, but for now, all eyes are on these eight teams vying for history.
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The Beijing Ducks and Xinjiang Flying Tigers have stormed into the quarterfinals of the first-ever CBA Club Cup after surviving Group D's intense 'group of death.' With 10 games across 5 days in Qingdao, these squads proved they’ve got grit—and serious skills.
game-high 27 points against the Nanjing Monkey Kings—just days after an ankle injury. The star credited his six-month-old son for the clutch performance: 'Dad strength is real!' 
Teammate Anunwa Omot added 20 points, sealing their 91-75 victory.
The regular season resumes November 27, but for now, all eyes are on these eight teams vying for history.
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