This EuroBasket Was Something Else...

Whether you've followed the FIBA EuroBasket 2022 from Day 1 or missed it completely, we invite you to re-live this 18-day marathon with this wrap-up video. A tournament full of unbelievable upsets (Nikola Jokic, Giannis Antetokounmpo & Luka Doncic all eliminated early), on and off-the-court fights, record-breaking performances and… questionable refereeing. Tune in!

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[clockworkfrustration]

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

[thenoddy]

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

[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.

[josemiguelcarrizo]

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.

[penemuelwatcher]

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

[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.

[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.

[Mrjvc]

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.

[stefankljajic]

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

[JoseLopez-vtkd]

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

[richardi]

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!

[Godhorus]

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

[kurosan]

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.

[TheRaju]

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

[sidder]

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

[HasanTosuncuk]

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

[jonsnow]

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

[joseluisperezcampos]

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

[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.