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    Breakers guard RJ Hampton is confident his hip injury is just a blip on the radar and not a sign of more serious things to come

    Breakers guard RJ Hampton is confident his hip injury is just a blip on the radar and not a sign of more serious things to come


    The next gen Australian basketball league player has confirmed he will be out for four to six weeks with the injury he picked up in last week's loss to the Taipans in Cairns.

    Hampton says it's not the type of injury that can linger throughout a career.



    The Breakers next play the Adelaide 36ers on Sunday.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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