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Tony Parker Claims Paris Is Much Better Than Maccabi Tel Aviv

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

ASVEL Villeurbanne coach Tony Parker declared Paris Basketball a much stronger and better team than Maccabi Tel Aviv following his team's 98-96 EuroLeague win over Paris. Parker highlighted the difficulty of winning on Paris's home court, especially given their current strong form. He also commented on the developing rivalry between ASVEL and Paris, calling it exciting for fans.

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  • ASVEL coach Tony Parker stated Paris Basketball is much better than Maccabi Tel Aviv.
  • Parker's comments came after ASVEL's 98-96 EuroLeague victory over Paris.
  • He called winning on Paris's home court an impressive achievement.
  • Parker noted Paris's current excellent form and a strong performance by Tyson Etienne.
  • He also discussed the developing rivalry between ASVEL and Paris.

After his team, ASVEL Villeurbanne, secured a narrow 98-96 victory over Paris Basketball in a EuroLeague game on Wednesday, coach Tony Parker commented on the burgeoning rivalry between the two French clubs. Parker stated that a significant rivalry is inevitable given they will play at least four times a season, and he believes such matchups are what fans want to see. He also addressed a banner displayed by Paris fans referencing former player Sylvain Francisco, saying he hadn't seen it but that it's part of the game, wishing Francisco well in Athens.

Parker then drew a comparison between Paris Basketball and Israeli club Maccabi Tel Aviv, asserting that Paris is a considerably stronger and better team. He emphasized that winning on Paris's home court is an impressive achievement, especially considering Paris's current excellent form, which includes a recent significant win against Le Mans. Parker also noted the strong performance of Tyson Etienne in the game.

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