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FIBA Women’s World Cup

 

World Cup chaos arrives right on cue in Berlin

It was a day where convention went out the window. Mali shocked Spain, Hungary ended a long wait, and Germany did likewise. All before Korea decided to give France an early fright. Emmet Ryan on a reinvigorating second day at the 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup. After a business-like first day, where the favourites all […]

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Frieda Buhner blows Group A wide open for Germany

Germany found a second wind thanks to the brilliance of Frieda Buhner to absolutely blow open Group A at the 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup. Emmet Ryan from a thriller in Berlin. Germany threw everything they had at Japan early, brutally rocking them and bringing the Max Schmeling Halle to life. Japan held it together, […]

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A soaking, a sprint, and a World Cup worth the trouble

The crowd was great, the basketball was fine, the weather was awful. Emmet Ryan on his opening experience going multi-arena at the 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup and how Spain and Germany shifted his spirits. I had to race from the Max Schmeling Halle to the Uber Arena. It was raining violently, the tram was […]

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A quiet Caitlin Clark debut still gave Berlin what it wanted

We all know who they came here for There was an impressive crowd in the Max Schmeling Halle on Friday afternoon. Considering that neither USA nor China would be expected to bring much traveling support, a borderline sellout is nothing to sniff at. Of course, anyone with a rudimentary knowledge of the sport would know […]

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Germany’s women’s basketball boom meets its World Cup moment

The 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup is an opportunity for Germany, on and off the court. With strong ticket sales and increasingly good performances on the floor, the sport as a whole is on the rise. This is a chance to really show something special. We’re still the guts of two weeks from a ball […]

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How the new FIBA Women’s World Cup format raises the stakes

The new format for the 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup will offer some teams what looks to be a reprieve but others an extra layer of risk. Emmet Ryan on the new staggered knockout format and what it means Last time out at the FIBA Women’s World Cup, only 12 teams took part but two […]

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Who can become the biggest threat to USA basketball?

If the USA somehow doesn’t win gold at the 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup, it will be an all-time shocker in sports. The race to be the clear number two nation in women’s basketball is proving increasingly tasty all the same. Emmet Ryan on the battle to stand above the crowd. The consensus betting for […]

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How FIBA can win with Caitlin Clark at the Women’s World Cup

FIBA has a chance to do, in the space of just 10 days, something that both WNBA and Nike have failed to do. The 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup of basketball presents the opportunity to actually convert the scale of the marketing phenomenon that is Caitlin Clark. Resources matter. At least they should. Really the […]

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