Serbian 3×3 Basketballers Smash Germany to Secure World Cup Quarterfinal Spot!
Ready for another Serbian basketball spectacle? Our 3×3 basketball heroes didn’t just play—they dominated! In Ulan Bator, at the World Cup, Serbia stylishly defeated Germany with a score that left everyone breathless.
The top scorer was Dejan Majstorović with nine points, while Strahinja Stojačić added six. Marko Branković and Nemanja Barać also chipped in with three points each. Germany had no answer—Fabian Giesman managed only four points, Leon Fertig three, and Sidi Beikame two.
This victory was no accident. Earlier in the group, Serbia beat Madagascar and with three wins and one loss took first place in Group A. Direct qualification to the quarterfinals is secured, and now our guys await the Saturday match that will decide who advances.
Germany and Australia will play the round of 16, while Belgium and Madagascar have finished their competition. The semifinals, third-place match, and final are scheduled for Sunday, June 29.
And don’t forget—Serbia is defending the world champion title! Will our guys show once again that they are unstoppable? All eyes are on them, and we can’t wait to see how they fight for gold.
If you think this is the end, think again! This is just the beginning. 3×3 basketball has exploded on the world stage, and Serbia is here to show how it’s done.
What about you? Who’s your favorite to win the title? Will Serbia stay on top or will someone else spoil the party? Drop a comment, spark a debate, and remember—basketball is life, and 3×3 is the new era!
Phoenix Trades Serbian Basketball Star Vasilije Micić to Charlotte!
While our 3×3 heroes shine at the World Cup, real drama unfolds in the NBA! Vasilije Micić, one of the best Serbian basketball players, is changing teams again. Phoenix decided to trade him to Charlotte, after already sending him there in early February.
American media report that Phoenix used the option to extend Micić’s contract for another year, worth $8.1 million, just to be able to trade him. Charlotte received Liam McNeilly and the 29th pick of the 2022 NBA draft, Mark Williams, who moved to Phoenix.
Before the NBA, Micić played for Oklahoma, Efes, Žalgiris, Tofaş, Crvena zvezda, Bayern, and Mega. Now he’s at a crossroads—will he stay in the NBA or buy out his contract and continue his career in the EuroLeague? Anything is possible, and we’ll be watching every move.
This saga around Micić shows how unpredictable the NBA scene is, but also how sought-after and valued our players are. Will Vasa finally find peace in a club or surprise us again? Time will tell.
Meanwhile, enjoy the spectacle at the 3×3 World Cup and remember—Serbian basketball is on the rise, not only on the traditional court but also in the fastest and most exciting game format!
Who’s your favorite—Majstorović or Micić? Or maybe someone else? Share your thoughts, because boredom is not an option here!
