This EuroBasket Was Something Else...

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[@iggyblitz8739]

Why is there no coaches challenge for ref calls in EuroBasket ?, there should be at all international #FIBA events.

[@mantasdidziulis1813]

😅😅😅😮😮😮😮😮pa

[@clockworkfrustration]

Pozzecco jumping on Giannis was my favorite moment of the Eurobasket. Second favorite is Ponitka's triple double.

[@BasketNews_com]

Pozzecco somehow managed to grab all the spotlight, despite Jokic, Giannis and Luka 😅 🇮🇹

[@pereximepere8439]

Pozzecco the best!!!!!

[@hotlinekrapfen]

@@BasketNews_com Fun Fact: Pozzecco was WAAAAY much worse than this before, he was a real scoundrel, one in a million

[@UnderUrSkin4696]

I'm sorry guys, Pozzecco is a clown. I don't even understand why on earth Recalcati was seated by that 'bufone'. They played rubbish in Milano and when matters the most this Pozzecco person perfoming an Italian comedy. Their Timeouts were embarrassing and ridiculous, in fact Melli called him out several times throughout the tournament. I believe Italy has a good generation to do something good and to lift a trophy. The feeling is they are throwing key years away by placing people like this Pozzeco person in the bench. Trincchieri would have taken the team further. I would love to see them fighting in the semis/final at some point. Some guys are getting old and we have World Cup, Olympics and Eurobasket in the next 3 years. 23,24, and 25.

[@clockworkfrustration]

@@UnderUrSkin4696 No one here believes Pozzecco is a master strategist, but in tournaments like these teams are more in need of confidence boosts and team spirit building than anything else. Italy beat Serbia without Galinari and managed to become even more likeable for their fighting spirit. So, in these terms Pozzecco was successfull, no matter what you and I might think.

[@truthhearer6323]

European basketball needs this channel. You're doing an amazing job, keep keeping on!

[@BasketNews_com]

Thank you! ❤️

[@dusk6159]

It gives justice to the damn great 2022 Eurobasket edition

[@ahmad7889]

Man your coverage of the eurobasket was awesome. Well deserved subscription. Keep up the good work !

[@BasketNews_com]

It's been unbelievable 3 weeks and we're glad you were along for the ride!

[@JuanPerez-qd3yj]

Awesome summary mate! Got another subscription here! Fantastic coverage 👌🏽 Keep it up, following closely not to fall off the European basketball sphere

[@marcnaber7511]

@@BasketNews_com i really enjoyed this EuroBasket and im Proud of the german Athletes

[@dariusz.9119]

I'm Polish and this whole tournament was incredible. Doesn't matter we lost to France and Germany at the end. It's incredible that a team without a single NBA or even Euroleague player on the roster managed to get to the 4th place. Just like in 2019 when Polish team finished at the 8th place. It's uncanny how this team can play great one game and then play extremely bad in the next one

[@diegochavez679]

They're was a guard on Poland that should be in the NBA though forgot his name

[@SSingh-nc8hb]

@@diegochavez679 AJ Slaughter?

[@polekczyliokiemnuba8634]

@@diegochavez679 Ponitka

[@JJSideshowBob]

You should've won bronze, honest to God we played so poorly in that game, it's a miracle we closed it out. I was cursing at the TV for 120 mins straight 😂

[@zagradisek8736]

U guys prob played the best game of ur life against Slovenia

[@thenoddy7]

As an NBA fan who knows nothing about euro basketball, I found this video super entertaining and informative! Wonderful summary of the tournament.

[@jdbtabouret.218]

You should also check other sources.

[@DiegoCamarero]

Excellent recap for the History. Well done. My fav moment of the tournament is Juancho Hernangómez becoming Bo Cruz to bury France's hope for the gold medal.

[@bradyhenricks6601]

This channel really changed my whole interest in European basketball, thank you bros

[@lilnoah3915]

As a german this EuroBasket really was special. Being in the group of death and only loosing to slovenia in single digits sparked so much hope. And I can talk about the game against greece for hours. It was one of the best games of basketball I ever watched. Also the game against Spain was super close and Germany really delivered. Super proud of these guys

[@cedricasdfghjkl9151]

Das war wirklich fantastisch. Für mich war der Sieg gegen Griechenland so besonders weil ich hier in Griechenland zur Schule gehe.

[@lilnoah3915]

@@cedricasdfghjkl9151 das ist natürlich lustig wenn alle sich aufregen aber du dich freuen kannst hahaha

[@anuprashsunuwar6861]

Add in the fact that Germany won the bronze without their full squad too. If Moritz Wagner and Maxi Kleber were there, you would have had an entire starting lineup of nba players and another, Isaiah Hartenstein, coming off the bench. If they can get all of these guys to play, Germany can definitely compete with for more medals at the World Cup and Olympics. The future’s looking very bright and u guys are gonna be a force if not now, very soon.

[@giuseppemaggio5894]

@@anuprashsunuwar6861 Yes but no. Nowadays there isn't a big difference between being a Euroleague and an NBA player. It's kinda better to have a player who is a protagonist in the EL rather than an NBA bench warmer. Hartenstein is a solid rebounder but he barely averages 5 ppg. In general Germany has a lot of great centers and PF but not a great back court. They gotta put all of their hope and trust in Schroeder who isn't necessarily the most consistent PG out there

[@anuprashsunuwar6861]

@@giuseppemaggio5894 I agree that leagues in europe and even the nbl is closing the gap on the nba. I will say that Hartenstein may just a role player in the nba but let’s not forget that even nba benchwarmers play bigger roles for their international teams. Take for example, Tomas Satoransky. He was the backup point guard for the bulls when playing in the nba but was the star for the Czech Republic because he had a bigger role. Led them to qualify for the Olympics and even eliminated Canada, whose whole team consists of nba players, in the process. I’m sure Hartenstein will be much more effective for Germany than he is in the nba. And as a laker fan, I know Schroeder can be frustrating to watch sometimes but I think that he and Wagner still make up the best backcourt in Europe.

[@PygmaApril]

Refs made it unwatchable. Some teams showed heart and created amazing storylines, but unfortunately what I'll remember in the future is the idiotic calls and technicals.

[@ggrimpecom]

Totally. Same level as a minor league in a sh*t-hole province. Referee makes bad call, realizes his error, player (or coach) gets mad, referee gives technical in the hope to keep some control over the game. Happened many times including twice during the final...

[@ggrimpecom]

And a lot of fuss over unsportsmanlike reviews, while the rule didn't allow video proof for equally important calls, that could have changed games in some cases.

[@pedrose3323]

I'm not gonna say that the refs did well, but to say that they made it unwatchable... I don't agree, man. The quality of the competition (let's not count refs xd) was pretty damn good!

[@ggrimpecom]

@@pedrose3323 maybe "unwatchable" is too heavy, but it did have an impact for sure. Some games may have had a different result, and personally I was shocked by how many players had bruised eyes, scratch marks or other signs of "dirty" physical contact.

[@Ruben-ti2ti]

Better remember SPAIN

[@trueh]

In other championships it was normal to see Spain winning. I was not expecting to see them winning this one. Honestly, I did not know most of the players. They played four games before starting the tournament and they lost three of them. They demonstrated the power of playing as a team instead of relying on stars. Good work indeed.

[@josemiguelcarrizo7373]

Good recap. I enjoyed many games because I'm Spanish and, like everyone else, I didn't expect the performance of Spain. Winning the World Cup in 2019 was also a nice surprise but this one is even better.

[@BasketNews_com]

Some would say the biggest surprise of the tournament, for sure! 🇪🇸

[@karwaktorink]

As a french team fan since 2004, i learn to never underestimate spanish team. True champion DNA. Congrats

[@GastonTheGreat]

19:40 Barely a couple of minutes earlier they stole a possesion from Spain (and free thrown for France + possesion). They whistled end of possesion after a shot and a Garuba offensive reboud when the ball clearly touched the rim, they also charged Scariolo with a technical foul as he complained about that. Referee's answer: "I know, we made a mistake, but we can't just undo it". I'm 100% sure that was called because they felt they "owed" it to the spanish team.

[@fingoliangenes3316]

Markkanen triple teamed and still 28pts per game. Best eurobasket so far, hands down. Trillers, action and passion.

[@BasketNews_com]

Hard to recall a more dramatic one 🥵

[@D.B.888]

@@BasketNews_com i would say this eurobasket managed to be the best and the worst in the same time, a paradox, but i think u know what i mean ...

[@BasketNews_com]

@@D.B.888 Feel you :D

[@Kerem9387]

Best Eurobasket? This was a fucking organization. Especially refs were so awful

[@penemuelwatcher2378]

Yeah this Eurobasket hit different. The team cultures were apparent in each nation… and it was so amazing to watch.

[@DaGuys470]

94:86 and 75:77 are definitely going into the history books 😂

[@Gabriel-y2o]

EuroBASKET is truly the most competitive, superstar-heavy, and volatile region.

[@wojciechbalcerzak7395]

Great video, I just wish you talked more about Ponitka performance in the quarters, which was statistically one of the greatest in eurobasket history. Maybe not as flashy as the NBA athletes, but man he has done so much in that game.

[@BasketNews_com]

Thanks for the feedback! Tried to somehow squeeze 3 weeks into 20 minutes, so some things got left out, unfortunately ✌️

[@Mrjvc163]

Great summary on Eurobasket! Liked and Subbed. I'm really impressed at how Luka wasn't shy of letting his team know that nothing is won ahead of time. His already long career is showing despite his young age.

[@MicahThaAnswer]

I'm from the UK, only ever really watched the NBA, but you've got me really interested in Euro Basket after this, thank you 💪🏽🏀

[@jacobgiron96]

19:40 the referees owed one to Spain, they did a bad call some minutes ago, that costed Spain a possession, so they called that one on purpose

[@boudewijnkerkwijk4695]

Eurobasket 2022 was awesome! I attended the first weekend in Cologne and it was just as great a basketball atmosphere in the city as the Raps 2019 NBA championship run which I also attended. Europe finally hosts world-class must-see basketball events, and I love it! Greetings from the Netherlands.

[@filmusichris]

Spain now winning FOUR Gold medals in Eurobasket

[@giuseppemaggio5894]

Spain Italy and Lithuania by far the most successful nations in Eurobasket history

[@richardi7248]

This was so well put together in terms of unique stats, funny moments and most importantly keeping the viewer engaged. Liked and subscribed, keep them coming!

[@stefankljajic6194]

I can’t believe you didn’t mention Montenegro once. They had a great run, almost came back from a 21 point deficit against Germany who ended up being 3rd and lost to Turkey in the group stage on literally the last possession. They deserved at least a mention imo

[@ivanr.1005]

Irrelevant country, irrelevant players.

[@methmorgan5545]

Nebitni ste

[@nox5555]

Montenegro has like halve the population of the smallest city hosting games in this cup...

[@Godhorus]

Thank you guys for the great coverage of this whole tournament. Really well done.

[@BasketNews_com]

Happy to hear! We'll soon be back with the EuroLeague 👀

[@manuelreen]

The ghost foul you showed at the end of the video was just the referee's way to balance the wrong officiating when they took the ball off from Spain and gave a technical foul to the Spanish coach. Well balanced at the end.

[@Omerkosar]

There were a lot of other referee mistakes too in the tournament. . Overall refs were terrible.

[@clockworkfrustration]

Referees were terrible throughout the tournament. You can't just fix a mistake by making another one. It's just wrong. This is the Eurobasket semifinals, you cannot make a parody out of it.

[@BasketNews_com]

I showed that one, since it kind of reflects the whole tournament: bad call followed by a technical. And to your point, if that was really called for refs to redeem themselves, that only makes the case for questionable refereeing level stronger.

[@andy-ally]

I wouldn't be surprised they had that intention as they wanted to give three throw, that they forgot to give after technical foul, to Lithuania at the end of 4th quarter against Germany. Insane...And what is more insane - they asked coach of Germany team if he won't mind it.

[@diegosonochi2775]

@@BasketNews_com it actually was, since scariolo recieved a technical when the referee was actually agreeing with him but telling him: well yeah i made a huge mistake shut up or get a technical

[@JoseLopez-vt8kd]

Gran Eurobasket, con momentos muy locos, y un equipo equipo, España. Scariolo Team.

[@TheRaju991]

Thanks for covering the entire series. It was a crazy roller-coaster!

[@andrescano4065]

What a great video man. 👏🏻

[@BasketNews_com]

Thanks!

[@HasanTosuncuk]

Very good job and excellent summary of Eurobasket 2022. Greetings from İstanbul-Türkiye. Thanks.

[@BasketNews_com]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sidder5559]

Hot take : Euro basket in the next 50 years or so eurobasket could legit be as high as the nba

[@Eppu_Paranormaali]

The best international basketball tournament ever, got me feeling like Gianmarco Pozzecco. Still the standard with technical fouls was ridiculous, hopefully that won't stick to drag the evolution of the game.

[@kurosan0079]

I love these international tournaments because it doesn't matter which team has the most talent or who has the biggest superstar. You mess up once, you're going home. Basketball with the highest stakes brings out the best games.

[@TheKardred]

Amazing video, great recap, it got me smiling and made me remember how crazy it was to watch this tournament even if the stars didnt face off each other.

[@norbintiru5910]

I never heard of Eurobasket til this video showed up in my algorithm. I'm honestly impressed with the talent produced outside of the U.S and those highlights were insane to see. Imagine 3 games ending with the same score wtfuddd

[@lkrnpk]

well as you probably understand now, it's just European championship in basketball, like they have in football/soccer

[@jonsnow3300]

Didn't care for EuroBasket, but this well put together video makes me hyped for next one! Well done man

[@GoraAmalurra]

Spain is the best national team in Europe for the las 25 years. This year was a transition one...with 9 new players and still winning. World and Europe champs.

[@pereximepere8439]

🙏👍👏👏👏💪

[@vrevregg1830]

Spain would lose against Slovenia, Serbia or Greece. They were really lucky with the group they got, and with the brackets after. Spain since prime Gasols is slightly above average team in europe.

[@pereximepere8439]

@@vrevregg1830 If Slovenia loose to Poland the could loose to someone. Greece lost to Germany and Spain beat Germany playing home.

[@vrevregg1830]

@@pereximepere8439 So? Spain lost to belgium, does that mean belgium is a better team? No. Thats why nba has best of 5 system in playoffs, every team can have a bad day, a bad team can win agaisnt a good team, doesnt mean that they are better. Spain is top 5 in europe, not the best.

[@pereximepere8439]

@@vrevregg1830 Well here it is about last 25 years, one team cant have a good day for 25 years

[@MuswellMunky]

Excellent content. Another note regarding the British team: they're the only team in the tournament to not only have their games broadcast domestically, but they had no sponsors (as far as I'm aware). Their governing body let the team down badly - they've otherwise formerly been competitive and made the last several EuroBasket tournaments.

[@ayidonno]

Britain just doesn't care about basketball

[@aldindelic6488]

Bosnian here. I was disappointed that non of the former Yugo teams made it to the finals. But imagine a Yugo-team... That would be incredible.

[@nox5555]

They wouldnt make it to the cup because of infighting...

[@davelee6002]

This video summary was amazing. So much amazing basketball and competitive drama I missed during the summer!

[@BasketNews_com]

Make sure to subscribe to our channel so you won't miss anything in the future 👌

[@SSingh-nc8hb]

11:24 it's crazy that the Czech Republic had 88 points for another miracle reason : they scored exactly 88 points in the last 3 games of their euro basket trip!

[@marioschr4918]

Amazing video of the tournament highlights. It’s obvious that this channel will grow up more due to your passion and love for basketball. Wish you the best !

[@elpen_7314]

The Lithuania fans in Cologne were AMAZING

[@liusam651]

Thank you for this recap!

[@BasketNews_com]

🙏

[@Cliohna]

12:19 Interesting choice that you focused on Larentzakis, but not Schröder (which many Greek fans were complaining about, and to be fair he had to leave the game as well after two technicals). As a Berlin girl I have to say for me it was the fans! Eurobasket 2022 showed me once again why basketball has the best fans!!! Eurobasket 2025, Cyprus, Finland, Latvia, Poland. Let's go!

[@mikahamari6420]

I was watching on May in Helsinki Germany vs. Slovakia and Denmark vs. Canada in hockey World Championships. They were great experiences. About German fans, I haven't ever seen such chanting live, it was exactly like on football stadiums in a smaller scale. They sang and waved their flags, it was a great atmosphere!

[@FKAgsab]

Pozzecco and Scariolo.- The two Italys.

[@xooperz]

My favorite moment was Mikke Jantunen shooting a half-court buzzer beater against Spain, and right in the next game the Greek player did the exact same. And of course Markkanen with 43 points breaking the Finnish team all time record.

[@CeyoDaHoe]

Overall this was the most exciting basketball tournament I’ve ever experienced in my 20 years of living. Unfortunately it had a lot of ups and downs, especially as a fan of Turkey. We got done wrong many times. Most of all in the Georgia game. The fact that our players played their heart out, and didn’t get any calls. Only to get jumped by the ejected players of the other team, as well as the police force tasked to protect us, is just disturbing! Rather than Georgia, I am mad at FIBA for letting such an act of unprofessionalism get by unpunished. Im sure if it were certain countries the double standard would apply. Thankyou for shedding some light on that situation. On another note I watched all the games in awe, and especially enjoyed every Germany performance!

[@diomedeseviota3993]

this is very good storytelling BasketNews! good editing too! congratulations! i like your style even with this recap only of the tournament

[@Patidermos]

Good video. Loved to see Spain win :)

[@kecmania]

nice summary of the EuroBasket. although the bad officiating will be remembered for this tournament, i have to admit that from the QFs on, the referees were not that bad. actually i would say that it was solid, besides of the mentioned moment at the finals.

[@vibezzzzcheck]

Solid maybe for champions league

[@sirsoos3546]

Balls like Watermelons and a Heart like the Moon. Poetic.

[@tuhtty]

European basketball is better than it has ever been. I was lucky to be in Cologne for the first round of matches, the atmosphere around the whole city was incredible!

[@LCNRC]

Some of the best coverage ive ever seen man ! Epic content

[@vaidaskungys4203]

I was looking for video which would cover all games, and you did best job man. Aciu!!

[@moonlalune8003]

European basketball games are as passionate as their football games are. Yup, something else indeed.

[@alexanderlalor5350]

what a brilliant video. Absolute top level quality, thank you

[@andreamazzeo4306]

Pozzecco and the boys had a great tournament! Grandi!

[@fragsnake]

As a Bulgarian, I am proud of my country's performance despite the losses. Bulgaria isn't a power in basketball, but it's always great to see our team play in the Eurobasket. However the Georgian fans that booed us and the Georgian team's actions against the Turkish players were disgraceful, I am satisfied that we got a victory against them. FIBA failing to prevent issues like that is even more shameful.

[@kolak0303]

Giannis performance dominance was from an other planet 30 point per game is ridiculous

[@vladimirgerasimov7179]

Superine apžvalga. Ačiū už darbą 🔝🔝🔝

[@joseluisperezcampos3154]

Aún no me puedo creer que seamos campeones de Europa Sin duda el mérito es de scariolo

[@pedofilebananne]

You are not lol

[@adriacanellas9242]

@@pedofilebananne yes we are

[@ajog04]

@@pedofilebananne we are Champions of Europe 😂

[@pedofilebananne]

@@ajog04 the players are but you did nothing lol

[@ajog04]

@@pedofilebananne huh? And? My country IS still champion LMAO

[@takoja507]

Markkanen's over all performance being the second highest average scorer and then the 43 point game.

[@Placide.kibodo]

The semi finals hype was not fading out, if you want to see NBA stars just watch the NBA

[@KrlKngMrtssn]

Well said. It's a heavily pro-Balkans review. Eastern propaganda basically. The narrator is Eastern European and buys into all the NBA hype around overrated (and overweight) Doncic. (And he probably only knows English as a second language)

[@dimitrios9094]

​@@KrlKngMrtssn dude, how many times do you have to mention this..?? If you think his views are biased because he grew up in the Balkans fine, but propaganda is a big accusation to make, meaning he intended to gain something by promoting NBA players.. His views are based on NBA ballers, like it or not, that's the stance he takes in his comments.. Now the claims about Luka Doncic, my friend, THIS is plain propaganda because he clearly caused some trauma to you and your teams.. Like Jokic, he could gain another 40kgs and still will ruin any team. Lastly, what's your mother tongue? I assume not English, judging by your name you were expecting more praise on Schröder..? Don't behave like a bitter child because he said stuff you don't agree with..

[@UnderUrSkin4696]

We were in the easiest group of the Eurobasket following some 'experts' advise and betting houses. Embarrassing was the adjective for our loss against Belgium, people kept talking. Lithuania was gonna smash us to bits... Well they had this lucky tip in at the buzzer (it looked like Volleyball rather than bball), then we sent them home. Finland with loads of 'wolves' in the crowd and 15 up at some point half time, we came back by schoolarizing those fellas and making an statement, people kept talking. Germany playing in German sole and with the best team in the last 15 years... Summary of that game might be Usman Garuba's block on Schröder looking at his eyes and denying with his head 'Not tonight Dennis'. Last stop was the EuroBasket Finals against France, 3rd team from the 'strongest' group of the Eurobasket in the last 20 years we had to face in the KnockOut stage, masterclass on D, masterclass on keeping our game up, masterclass on how not to fail when facing adversity and we all Know the final result (Shame we couldn't face Slovenia to send ALL Group B home). 'Don't EVER underestimate the heart of a champion' 🏀🥇🏆 Hall of famer and NBA Champion Rudy Tomjanovich. Speech made after winning his second ring with the Houston Rockets in 1995. Love y'all y VIVA EL BALONCESTO 🏀🏀🏀

[@LordDisneyland]

Poland vs Slovenia and triple-double by Mateusz Ponitka. What a day it was!

[@boricua9071]

Eurobasket has made me super hype for international basketball as a whole! USA has some stiff competition this coming olympics games.

[@tnightwolf]

9:47 This guy!... I just... i just CAN'T! 🤣🤣🤣

[@rafaeldominguez8347]

I think you left behind one very important thing: The winning of the team effort, the team play; the victory of a technical and strategical game, on front of teams playing for his particular nba star... The team game, over the cult to one individual great player. For me that- is-BASKETBALL, that is his greatness... Best Regards

[@josesc09]

Eurobasket is a competition where all teams play, but Spain win!

[@enzosison3799]

Very well done video! First time seeing your vids and you got an instant fan! I'm staying tuned!

[@COOLGEORGE007]

Great video! Keep up the good work guys

[@BasketNews_com]

Thanks a lot!

[@josiah566]

the fact that the star spread in Eurobasket looks a looooot like the NBA playoffs should wake the NBA up.

[@mazenct]

Amazing summary, always to the point.

[@karwaktorink]

As a french fan, i couldn't count how many L we took from spain last 15 years. Fortunatly we have few glorious W in 2013 and 2014. Big respect to their golden generation, the biggest nemesis in french bball history (still remeber the 50 points by Pau in 2015 semifinal).

[@KimmyR3]

eurobasket needs more coverage from all sides!

[@mongobaracuda]

Slovenias loss hurt even more with Polands performance in the semis :/

[@AndreaXV]

I'm Italian and we almost made a miracle, we had a mediocre team compared to others but we were a free throw away from beating France. What a EuroBasket

[@giuseppemaggio5894]

1) We were missing our 2 main go to guys (Gallinari and Banchero). What would France Slovenia Greece Serbia look like without Gobert Fournier Doncic Dragic Giannis Dorsey Micic and Jokic?? We were very unlucky with injuries and unavailable players. 2) Fontecchio Melli Polonara Datome Spissu are all elite level names. You have a very weird definition of mediocre. Italy is easily in the world's top 10 and in Europe's top 6. We clearly are not mediocre. And next year (with Banchero Gallinari Okeke Procida Spagnolo and fully recovered Mannion), we are once again going to be in the world's top 5

[@elQueFaltaba]

The referees where probably trying to even things down with that controversial (inexistant) foul on Brown, after the took a very legit ball from Spain and a technical foul on Scariolo just minutes before (bad shot touched the rim, ended up as a Garuba rebound called as it had never touched the rim). Shame on them, of course, but they are also human. They should have revised both plays on video.

[@Molloy_der_Eckensteher]

most outstanding? The lithuanian fans in Cologne.

[@alvarodocus]

Bro You can also say the technical foul that whistle Scariolo for complaining about a loss of the ball that the referee himself says that Scariolo is right. Or the France's "aggressive game" under the rim, that not cost any fauls in the first 3 quarters.

[@antoniogil5156]

Quite right. Not fair on Spain to show just that screw-up on the video as there were a couple of unbelievable screw-ups against Spain on that final, but he decided to ignore them. Anti-Spain's bias?

[@alrosan3421]

I hate how doncic is always with tha nba attitude complaining at the refs

[@higher-faster]

Very nice job. Good flow, level of information. Liked it and subscribed in one go

[@michalorenc1444]

Nice recap, however you could have talked more about Poland and Ponitka's only third triple-double in the history of EuroBasket.

[@CaamanhoPampin]

I'm still clueless: why basketball is so impopular in Great Britain?

[@KrlKngMrtssn]

What on earth is "impopular" ??

[@dimitrios9094]

​@@KrlKngMrtssn haha man you are a lot LAMER than once thought.. taking the piss at people making mistakes in English just to make yourself feel better is the epitome of being a cunt. Anxo, basketball is so unpopular (is this better, teacher?) in the UK because besides football that is obviously number 1 sport in the UK, they have a variety of sports that follow in popularity in comparison.. Cricket, rugby is massive in the UK, tennis, badminton.. Only recently they've started building public courts etc, but my main guess for the unpopularity also has to do with money.. European basketball generally doesn't pay well enough to make local authorities and mainly sponsors/club presidents to spend as much as in other countries to develop the sport further.. My feeling is, if and when Fiba & Euroleague find a way to collaborate and create one league, then the UK will definitely invest in this sport.. For the time being things will likely remain as they are.. :)

[@viliuxsas]

Great video! Thank you!

[@BasketNews_com]

Appreciate it!

[@diegochavez679]

A lot of NBA fans that don't watch euro basketball are missing out it was high level basketball and a lot of these guys can be good in the NBA as well.

[@markocurcic6314]

I was really enjoying watching this video! Great summary and awesome storytelling! Even though we lost against Italy (I'm Serbian) you have to appreciate the fire and emotions that the Italians showed, they wanted to win more. Well deserved.

[@Presidentte]

Coming back from the final along with another 1500 Greeks i'll say that although we wasted a real chance at the title, this was the Eurobasket of Teams and not of the Eurobasket of Stars.. See you all in Asia next year hopefully!

[@WhateverIDo94]

I just realized that was stapac jersey from Indonesia Basketball Team behind you much love from 🇮🇩❤️

[@ropeishope5770]

Sad that spain got so much luck, all top teams got burned by incredible performances of huge underdogs, but its pretty sick of a tournament

[@dzsauzi5711]

Giannis vs Jokic, the MVP battle, even guarding each other was pretty epic

[@sherlock4791]

It was friendly match tho

[@truthhearer6323]

I think you confuse it with the World Cup Qualifiers

[@2hurt2healmedia]

i have been wanting to follow euro bball. awesome video to recap what went down.

[@ACBlackJ0ck]

Okay that's troubling, not only did I not know this tournament was a thing but also that Team GB was playing in it. Despite living in the UK, if it wasn't for this video I literally would have had no idea we participated...

[@BasketNews_com]

😬

[@markocurcic6314]

Tbh the teams that played GB didn't know that they participated 😂 All jokes aside, best of luck to GB in the future.

[@ayidonno]

The basketball culture in Britain is terrible

[@BasketballJunkie1324]

4:25 Sabonis' reaction is truly priceless

[@LeeeWai]

GREAT VIDEO, PEACE FROM SLOVENIA!

[@davidrosales1594]

To me you were quite unfair with Spain at the end when calling out that thing that wans't a fault on Lorenzo Brown, that was mostly a fix beacuse of what the referees did minutes earlier to Spain, calling another nonexistant fault and then calling a tech on Scariolo,

[@spacexmike]

6:23 as a Brit that makes me sick. not the no wins, that we didn't broadcast it

[@stoke1863]

in the UK its basically like this tournament never happened. So sad we cant even broadcast games