Delonte West and Mike Beasley schedule one-on-one basketball exhibition in Shanghai
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 1, 2026, 10:24 AM
Last updated Sep 1, 2026
Delonte West announced plans for a one-on-one basketball competition against Mike Beasley in Shanghai. West described the upcoming event as a continuation of a long-standing rivalry between the two players. He noted their shared history growing up alongside Kevin Durant, recalling their time spent together in the Washington, D.C. area. The event is expected to feature both players as they participate in streetball-style basketball matches. No specific date or venue details beyond the location of Shanghai were provided in the announcement. The two players intend to utilize the series to showcase their skills in an ongoing professional capacity.
- •Delonte West and Mike Beasley will compete in one-on-one basketball games.
- •The exhibition event is scheduled to take place in Shanghai.
- •West and Beasley share personal history from their youth in Washington, D.C.
- •Kevin Durant is mentioned as a shared acquaintance from their early years.
- 10:24 AMYahoo Sports — Delonte West: "It's true me and Mike Beasley, we going …
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