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29, October 2017
From Cameroon prince to NBA king 0
Houston Rockets basketballer Luc Mbah a Moute says he grew up as a son of a village chief in Cameroon, but tells BBC Sportsworld: “I never had a crown though”.
Moute was part of the Rockets team that beat reigning NBA champions the Golden State Warriors on the opening day of the season.
He also helps to find the next crop of African talent through training camps back home.
Source: BBC