Titans Ultra Giants Raisers defeated Macau Black Bears 132-128 in the PBA Governors' Cup on 4 August 2026. The home side took the victory in what proved to be a closely contested affair, with both teams trading blows throughout. And here's the thing — the result barely separates two sides that have both been struggling for consistency this season.
The two clubs met just nine days earlier on 25 July, when Macau Black Bears came out on top 132-126. That previous result now sits in sharp relief, with the home side claiming revenge at their own venue. By then both teams had already played four games, though neither had accumulated any points in the standings.
The table tells a simple story: Titans Ultra Giants Raisers sit in sixth place with one win from four games, while Macau Black Bears remain in seventh with a winless record. The single point of separation between them has effectively doubled. To be fair, the standings carry little weight this early — both sides have zero points and the season is barely underway.
Titans Ultra Giants Raisers have had mixed recent form, with losses to San Miguel Beermen 105-143 and NLEX Road Warriors 100-135 bookending a victory over TNT Tropang Giga 103-87. Macau Black Bears showed more resilience recently, notably beating Terrafirma Dyip 96-92 on 29 July before their earlier win against the Titans.
The 132-128 scoreline leaves the home side with a narrow advantage in the standings and a chance to build momentum. Macau Black Bears will need to find consistency if they are to climb away from the bottom of the table. One win each from four games tells you everything about where these clubs stand.