The second-generation star has reported training alongside Far Eastern University-Diliman high school standout Cholo Anonuevo. 

“Another dope session last night,” The Smith League posted on its Instagram account yesterday with a photo of Paras.

Paras flaunts off his Gilas Pilipinas shirt during the whole session. 

The 6-foot-6 baller recently left the Fighting Maroons due to the uncertainty that the pandemic brought the UAAP.

Paras, then, inked with East West Private, the same organization that handles a number of Filipino players in the US that includes 6-foot-4 Anonuevo and 7-foot-3 center Kai Sotto.

Backed by Chooks-to-Go which he has represented as its brand ambassador, Paras flew to Los Angeles, California before going to Cincinnati, Ohia last April 14 where he would buckle down to work out full-time under EWP.

The 23-year-old continues to prove his worth in the US anew, wherein he went around colleges from UCLA, Creighton, and lastly, to Cal State Northridge before returning home to play for a year with the University of the Philippines.

Paras last saw action for Gilas Pilipinas in the second window of the FIBA Asia Cup qualifiers in Manama, Bahrain last November.