In the 2025 FIBA Asia Cup, Dwight Ramos delivered one of his finest games yet for Gilas Pilipinas, sparking a crucial 66–57 victory over Iraq on August 9, 2025. With elimination looming, Ramos rose to the occasion, posting 21 points, five rebounds, an assist, and a steal. His back-to-back three-pointers in the third quarter swung the momentum firmly in the Philippines’ favor.

Coach Tim Cone praised the 26-year-old guard for “taking charge when it mattered most,” especially with star naturalized player Justin Brownlee struggling offensively. Brownlee himself admitted, “We fed off his energy,” highlighting Ramos’ leadership on and off the court.

This win not only boosted team morale but also kept Gilas in contention, sending them to the qualification round for the quarterfinals against either Saudi Arabia or Jordan. The stakes couldn’t be higher, but with dwight ramos fiba asia cup gilas pilipinas form peaking, hopes are high for another inspired showing.

Fans and analysts alike are lauding Ramos’ ability to balance scoring with defensive hustle. His composure under pressure mirrors the veteran poise Gilas needs in international play. The performance has reignited optimism among supporters who feared an early exit.

For those tracking Gilas’ journey, Ramos’ heroics serve as a reminder of the team’s resilience. Whether the road leads to a medal finish or not, his August 9 masterpiece will be remembered as a turning point in their 2025 campaign.

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