From playing for Gilas Pilipinas to supporting his girlfriend Kim Dy, Dwight Ramos is finally back in Japan and is expected to join Levanga Hokkaido’s preparations for the 2025-26 B.LEAGUE season.
After fulfilling his Gilas Pilipinas and boyfriend duties, Dwight Ramos is back in Japan for business.
With a busy offseason now behind him, Ramos is expected join Levanga Hokkaido's training camp for the upcoming 2025-26 Japan B.LEAGUE season.
Over the weekend, Ramos was in attendance when his girlfriend, Kim Dy, and her PLDT High Speed Hitters won the 2025 PVL On Tour Finals after outlasting the Chery Tiggo Crossovers in a thrilling five-set showdown.
This came just days after the 26-year-old's campaign with Gilas Pilipinas in the 2025 FIBA Asia Cup, where the Nationals exited in the quarterfinals after losing to the eventual three-time champion Australia.
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“I did so many things in my offseason. The first month was spent on vacation, and after that, I had a lot going on with the national team, events, and tried to squeeze in some time to rest. But overall, it’s been a fun offseason,” Ramos shared.
He also expressed his excitement to the Levangga fans for the 2025-26 campaign. Ramos is now entering his fourth season with the squad after a career-best outing last year.
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In 53 games, he averaged 11.5 points, 2.8 rebounds, and 1.9 assists while finishing with 47/35/82 shooting splits.
Despite Levanga missing the playoffs with a 21-39 record, Ramos and his teammates received a much-needed boost during the offseason with the signing of Akatsuki Japan ace shooter Keisei Tominaga.
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