Jonah Bolden

Basketball player notable for NBA career

Jonah Bolden - Basketball player notable for NBA career
Born

January 2nd, 1996
29 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Australia

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A professional basketball player played for several teams including the Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA. Initially developed skills at the Australian Institute of Sport before pursuing a college career in the United States. Had significant experience playing in Australia and Europe before joining the NBA. Also represented Australia in international competitions.

Played for Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA

Competed in international basketball for Australia

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