FIBA3x3 World Cup 2026 Men – The Most Interesting Players
If you’re wondering which games to attend or watch on screen—we’re here to help. Watch these players in action, and you won’t regret it. The tournament’s top four—in our opinion.
Now that we’ve covered the ladies, it’s time for the gentlemen. Check out these basketball players in action—you won’t regret it. The tournament’s top four—in our opinion.
Alex Higgins-Titsha (25 years old, 200 cm) – Australia
Although he’s little known and rarely seen in Europe, he’s definitely worth watching. He’s an excellent defender, both on the perimeter and in the paint (blocks!). His incredible physical attributes—strength, agility, and coordination—make him a very tough opponent. He likes and is capable of playing a physical game. He shoots with both hands and can hit from long range when needed. If the Australians have a successful tournament, we bet it will be largely thanks to him.
Guim Expósito (32 yo, 198 cm) – Spain
MVP of the 2025 World Cup—the title speaks for itself. His greatest strengths include exceptional intelligence, excellent field vision and passing, speed and mobility, as well as the ability to intercept passes and draw fouls. In fact, he has virtually no weaknesses. It will be difficult for him to surprise his opponents in Warsaw, but in our opinion, he will amaze the fans many times…
Denzel Agyeman (21 yo, 198 cm) – Germany
Despite his young age, he plays like a 3×3 veteran. At the same time, he hasn’t lost his youthful (sometimes animal) energy. He’s very versatile on offense, but above all, he’s a nightmare for opponents when playing defense. His incredibly strong legs allow him to truly dominate in this aspect of the game. A year ago, Germany finished fourth at the World Cup and are hungry for a medal. They already have a world championship title in the U23 category. Denzel is getting better and better at two-point shots too, as he proved a year ago:
Paul Djoko (27 lat, 192 cm) – France
The least recognizable, quiet hero of the French team. In reality, however, he is the quiet driving force behind Les Bleus. Before Djoko made his permanent move to the concrete and plastic courts of the world, he spent four years in the U.S., playing in the NCAA college league. He may not be a natural scorer, but he can turn the game around with his defense and energetic drives, often finished with spectacular dunks. It’s worth taking a closer look at how this “dirty work” player operates during a game, taking the initiative in the end to lead his team to victory.
These four players should give you an unforgettable streetball experience.Do you have any other recommendations?
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