JANUARY ISSUE OF MVP – ON SALE NOW
The January 2013 edition of MVP is out now – and for the first time it’s also available digitally on your Tablet and PC, as well as on a host of other devices. And the big news is your favourite basketball magazine will now be on sale six times a year!
Issue 10 features an exclusive profile of cover star, Carmelo Anthony of the New York Knicks, as well as Detroit Pistons guard Kyle Singler, before their teams’ trip to London.
Ahead of the BBL Cup Final, we hear from Leicester Riders’ Zaire Taylor and Newcastle Eagles’ Damon Huffman, plus we sit down with free-scoring London Lions rookie Orlan Jackman.
Euroleague chief Jordi Bertomeu tells us just why they’re coming to the UK while we forecast who’ll survive the Top 16 round.
And we round up all the basketball news, including the funding crisis that has left Team GB high and dry.
There’s also the latest fashion, music – and much more.
So how can you get your hands on a copy?
The print edition is available now to buy exclusively by mail order from our friends at swishbasketball.co.uk.
You can purchase for iPad, Android, Kindle, Microsoft and many other devices at Magzter.com.
Or why not download our App, available by searching for ‘MVP Ultimate Basketball’ on the iTunes store, or by clicking here.
Make sure you never miss an issue by taking out a subscription so that every edition – whether print or digital – is delivered the way you like it as soon as MVP hits the streets.
Because we’re making it even easier to get hold of MVP, we’ll no longer be on sale in retail shops.
But we hope you like the new look – with more to come in 2013 and beyond!
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