website statistics
Jump to content
  • Register/Login on Totallympics!

    Sign up to Totallympics to get full access to our website.

     

    Registration is free and allows you to participate in our community. You will then be able to reply to threads and access all pages.

     

    If you encounter any issues in the registration process, please send us a message in the Contact Us page.

     

    We are excited to see you on Totallympics, the home of Olympic Sports!

     

Men's Basketball FIBA World Cup 2019


Recommended Posts

19 minutes ago, Col_Frost said:

To be fair, every team in group A is very happy right now ;) 

 

:d I know but they are "happier" for Poland and Venezuela it's just about having more chance for going to the 2nd round but for China it's also about the Olympic qualification.

 

by looking at other Asian teams groups. I can say there is no chance for Jordan and Korea. in Group D Philippines  sometimes get hot and shoot the ball like crazy but I think Serbia and Italy are too much for them. I think Iran is the only Asian team with the realistic chance of advancing and even that is a very slim chance. so China only have to go to the 2nd round to qualify for the Olympics.

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/695-mens-basketball-fiba-world-cup-2019/page/23/#findComment-198794
Share on other sites

let's make some predictions :_ 

 

A: China and Poland 

B: Argentina and Russia 

C: Spain and Puerto Rico 

D: Serbia and Italy 

E: USA and Turkey 

F: Greece and NZ 

G: France and Germany 

H: Lithuania and Canada 

 

very very tough groups for Australia and NZ , F and H are simply the toughest overall 

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/695-mens-basketball-fiba-world-cup-2019/page/23/#findComment-198800
Share on other sites

hace 21 minutos, thepharoah dijo:

let's make some predictions :_ 

 

A: China and Poland 

B: Argentina and Russia 

C: Spain and Puerto Rico 

D: Serbia and Italy 

E: USA and Turkey 

F: Greece and NZ 

G: France and Germany 

H: Lithuania and Canada 

 

 

The same but Brazil x NZL. And I'm very sure Australia won't be the drop out from H, it will be LTU or CAN for me. 

 

Also to watch out: Nigeria in group B and Dominican Republic if they bring Horford and Anthony Towns.  

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/695-mens-basketball-fiba-world-cup-2019/page/23/#findComment-198807
Share on other sites

It's impossible to project anything until we know what kind of rosters will be available in China. One player can make all the difference, Gianis for example moves Greece from solid team to a great one, and especially in group H there are ton of questionmarks on CAN and AUS teams, they have really big amplitude of uncertainty in terms of players who could play and those who will play for sure. So, I would currently put AUS and LTU ahead of CAN, cause we don't know the teams and to be honest CAN was nowhere in the last decade, so it's just a potentialy good team for now.

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/695-mens-basketball-fiba-world-cup-2019/page/23/#findComment-198817
Share on other sites

47 minutes ago, thepharoah said:

let's make some predictions :_ 

 

A: China and Poland 

B: Argentina and Russia 

C: Spain and Puerto Rico 

D: Serbia and Italy 

E: USA and Turkey 

F: Greece and NZ 

G: France and Germany 

H: Lithuania and Canada 

 

very very tough groups for Australia and NZ , F and H are simply the toughest overall 

 

I really don't think NZ can beat both Brazil and Montenegro. they have a chance but they won't be the favorite here. but if NZ makes it and Australia doesn't , that means NZ will qualify for the Olympics ! :yikes: this is a funny because a B team from Australia can still beat NZ.

 

I also don't think Australia is the one being eliminated in the first round. but then Lithuania and Canada are also very strong. those 3 teams are medal favorites.

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/695-mens-basketball-fiba-world-cup-2019/page/23/#findComment-198818
Share on other sites

it's a pity yes that we're going to miss one team of Australia , Canada and Lithuania , but for sorry this's the draw , i think we should also wait for final rosters of each team , many things can change based on how many NBA players each country could bring 

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/695-mens-basketball-fiba-world-cup-2019/page/23/#findComment-198826
Share on other sites

2 hours ago, thepharoah said:

let's make some predictions :_ 

 

A: China and Poland 

B: Argentina and Russia 

C: Spain and Puerto Rico 

D: Serbia and Italy 

E: USA and Turkey 

F: Greece and NZ 

G: France and Germany 

H: Lithuania and Canada 

 

very very tough groups for Australia and NZ , F and H are simply the toughest overall 

If both Australia and Canada compete with their best possible teams, then they should be favorites ahead of Lithuania. Canada (Barrett, Murry, Wiggins) and Australia (Simmons, Baynes, Ingles) have both more individual quality. I think Brazil also has more individual quality than New Zealand, but their team has gotten old, lets see if all of their best players will compete. I think group F is the most interesting overall. Montenegro, Brazil and New Zealand all could finish second in that group. In group G Germany and France are favorites, but you cant underestimate Puerto Rico, they have 2 great NBA players in Towns and Horford.

 

I think semifinals will be:

Spain or Italy vs. USA

Serbia vs. Greece/Lithuania/France/Canada/Australia/Germany/Turkey

Should be a crazy fight between Greece/Lithuania/France/Canada/Australia/Germany/Turkey to avoid USA in the quarterfinal.

 

Attachment is the great fabricator of illusions; reality can be obtained only by someone who is detached.
 

 

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/695-mens-basketball-fiba-world-cup-2019/page/23/#findComment-198866
Share on other sites

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
  • Latest Posts around Totallympics

    • 2026 IJF World Tour Grand Slam - Tbilisi     Results (March 20-22, 2026)     Men's -60kg: 1. Izhak Ashpiz   2. Achyty Dombuu   3. Samariddin Kuchkarov   3. Talgat Orynbassar   5. Jorre Verstraeten   5. Artem Lesiuk   7. Magzhan Shamshadin   7. Jozef Tomanek     Men's -66kg: 1. Nurkanat Serikbayev   2. Turan Bayramov   3. Ramazan Abdulaev   3. Tornike Gigauri   5. David Garcia Torne   5. Petros Christodoulides   7. Luukas Saha   7. Azizbek Ortikov     Men's -73kg: 1. Leonardo Valeriani   2. Valtteri Olin   3. Giorgi Loladze   3. Hidayat Heydarov   5. Muhammed Demirel   5. Anton Shuhalieiev   7. Mark Hristov   7. Giorgi Terashvili     Men's -81kg: 1. Vedat Albayrak   2. Mykhailo Svidrak   3. Mihajlo Simin   3. Matthias Casse   5. Timo Cavelius   5. Dimitri Gochilaidze   7. Georgi Gramatikov   7. Zaur Dvalashvili     Men's -90kg: 1. Luka Maisuradze   2. Nemanja Majdov   3. Luka Javakhishvili   3. Guilherme Schimidt   5. Akaki Japaridze   5. Nurbek Murtozoev   7. Jarne Duyck   7. Umar Bozorov     Men's -100kg: 1. Idar Bifov   2. Niiaz Bilalov   3. Simeon Catharina   3. Robert Florentino   5. Darko Brasnjovic   5. Nika Kharazishvili   7. Yaroslav Davydchuk   7. Michael Korrel     Men's +100kg: 1. Irakli Demetrashvili   2. Losseni Kone   3. Saba Inaneishvili   3. Jur Spijkers   5. Artem Zolotukhin   5. Dzhamal Gamzatkhanov   7. Giannis Antoniou   7. Jakub Sordyl     Women's -48kg: 1. Tugce Beder   2. Tara Babulfath   3. Marina Vorobeva   3. Sabina Giliazova   5. Sarah Ischt   5. Eva Perez Soler   7. Konul Aliyeva   7. Andrea Stojadinov     Women's -52kg: 1. Blandine Pont   2. Tatum Keen   3. Gabriela Dimitrova   3. Gefen Primo   5. Sita Kadamboeva   5. Pauline Cuq   7. Hanna Burakova   7. Sofia Asvesta   Women's -57kg: 1. Timna Nelson Levy   2. Inbal Shemesh   3. Martha Fawaz   3. Pihla Salonen   5. Acelya Toprak   5. Nino Loladze   7. Shirlen Nascimento   7. Marica Perisic     Women's -63kg: 1. Haruka Kaju   2. Joanne van Lieshout   3. Kaja Kajzer   3. Iva Oberan   5. Gaetane Deberdt   5. Enkhriilen Lkhagvatogoo   7. Laura Vazquez Fernandez   7. Anna Kriza     Women's -70kg: 1. Madina Taimazova   2. Aoife Coughlan   3. Ida Eriksson   3. Shiho Tanaka   5. Tais Pina   5. Aleksandra Andric   7. Margit de Voogd   7. Maya Goshen     Women's -78kg: 1. Audrey Tcheumeo   2. Alina Boehm   3. Yuliia Kurchenko   3. Milica Zabic   5. Emma Reid   5. Metka Lobnik   7. Maria Swan   7. Vicky Verschaere     Women's +78kg: 1. Raz Hershko   2. Lea Fontaine   3. Asya Tavano   3. Celia Cancan   5. Mariia Ivanova   5. Erica Simonetti   7. Yuli Alma Mishiner   7. Tina Radic     Results
    • I asked chatGPT to list the differences between V2 and V3.  It spat back 250 event changes.  Most were innocuous textual differences in the event description, but still...  
    • 2026 IJF World Tour European Open - Warsaw   Results (March 14-15, 2026)   Men's -60kg: 1. Toktar Umutaliyev 2. Sunggat Nurlatuly 3. Muhammadjon Masharipov 3. Assylkhan Zinullin     Men's -66kg: 1. Simon Lesauvage 2. Mattia Miceli 3. Tofig Mammadov 3. Ari Berliner     Men's -73kg: 1. Orlando Cazorla 2. Wiktor Mrowczynski 3. Kevin Abeltshauser 3. Khojiakbar Toshev     Men's -81kg: 1. Szymon Szulik 2. Joshua de Lange 3. Luca Otmane 3. Bastien Pons     Men's -90kg: 1. Novo Raicevic 2. Aleksa Mitrovic 3. Aibol Nyssanali 3. Johann Lenz     Men's -100kg: 1. Joes Schell 2. Lars Vissers 3. Michal Jedrzejewski 3. Elmar Gasimov     Men's +100kg: 1. Grzegorz Teresinski 2. Jamal Feyziyev 3. Jakub Sordyl 3. Daniel Udsilauri     Women's -48kg: 1. Marine Gilly 2. Fina Pamedie Katendi Nzuzi 3. Aitana Diaz Hernandez 3. Anais Perrot     Women's -52kg: 1. Aleksandra Kaleta 2. Kenya Perna   3. Barbara Twarowska 3. Alicia Marques     Women's -57kg: 1. Ophelie Vellozzi 2. Arleta Podolak 3. Malin Wilson Claret 3. Carla Ubasart Mascaro     Women's -63kg: 1. Melodie Turpin 2. Natalia Kropska 3. Elena Renes 3. Ariela Sanchez Benitez     Women's -70kg: 1. Aleksandra Kowalewska 2. Sarah Mehlau 3. Florine Soula 3. Tanja Gruenewald     Women's -78kg: 1. Samah Hawa Camara 2. Sara Fernandez Campillo 3. Morgane Rubiano 3. Xanne van Lijf     Women's +78kg: 1. Tiziana Marini 2. Kinga Wolszczak 3. Kamila Berlikash 3. Dounia Nacer     Results
    • If Colturi were to return to Italy, we will have another super duo after Goggia and Brignone. If Colturi has to return, it would be right now, when alpine skiing is so popular here. There are still girls like Pirovano, who are quite young and are already started winning. Alpine skiing in Italy is similar to ski jumping in Poland: there are speak about no young talents, but there is always someone new – it is a matter of the popularity of these sports in these countries and the large amounts of money invested in them.
    • World Cup Finals in Lillehammer (NOR)   Women´s Slalom:   1. Mikaela Shiffrin    2:07.61 2. Wendy Holdener    2:08.93 3. Emma Aicher    2:08.97   Full Final Results HERE
    • World Cup Finals in Lillehammer (NOR)   Men´s Giant Slalom   1. Lucas Pinheiro Braathen    2:20.65 2. Loic Meillard    2:21.23 3. Atle Lie McGrath    2:21.52   Full Final Results HERE
    • Holdener beat Aicher for 2nd place by 0.04 so Aicher has to win the last GS to have any chance for the overall (trails Shiffrin by 85 pts).
    • Shiffrin wins by 1.32 secs! Business as usual 
    • Anna Trocker takes the lead despite a big mistake. Maybe there is some future for  alping skiing 
    • Lucas seems to be on another level in Giant Slalom right now. 
×
×
  • Create New...