Fresh off their stunning victory in the Pan American Games, the Miami 3×3 Basketball team stands strong. Their eyes are set on the FIBA 3×3 World Tour Abu Dhabi Masters 2023. The star-studded team, led by the NBA veteran, set off reminiscent of the glory of gold in the last tournament. The lately entrenched world of 3×3 basketball is abuzz with excitement.
The team’s recent triumph in the Pan American Games has cemented their status as a force to be reckoned with in the world of 3×3 basketball. Now, with their eyes fixed on the Abu Dhabi Masters, they aim to continue their winning streak and add another prestigious title to their growing collection.
Pan-American basketball glory to Abu Dhabi
The USA Basketball 3×3 on their recent post called out on Team Miami as they gear up to excel against San Juan after Pirot. The post reads, “Team Miami is back on the World Tour this weekend at 3x3WTAbuDhabi! 10:45 AM ET vs Pirot… 12:55 PM ET vs San Juan” As the tournament will be held from October 28 to October 29, 2023, eyes are set on some of the most skilled and prominent 3×3 Basketballers from all over the world.
🌴 Team Miami is back on the World Tour this weekend at 🇦🇪 #3x3WTAbuDhabi!
10:45 AM ET vs 🇷🇸 Pirot
12:55 PM ET vs 🇵🇷 San JuanTune in https://t.co/FijwBvhbYe 🤙 pic.twitter.com/CIdtTgi1OS
— USA Basketball 3×3 (@usab3x3) October 27, 2023
The post also highlights Canyon Barry, Jemmer Fredette, Kareem Maddox, and Dylan Travis who have been the star players in recent times. Jimmer Fredette demands a special mention among the players. Coming from Denver, United States, Fredette is one of the top ten players to watch at this tournament. His return to international competition has been met with much anticipation and excitement. Carrying an NBA veteran tag with him, he has earned a notable 761,153 ranking points and was ranked 8th in the world.
Thriving in 3×3 after the NBA
The team’s performance was nothing short of spectacular, with Jimmer Fredette leading the charge. Often cheered as ‘Jimmermania’, Jimmer helped the U.S. clinch 3×3 basketball gold with the three-point shot at the Pan American Games. He is also termed as one of the best transitions from full-court basketball to the 3×3 court. His first season on the World Tour has been remarkable, averaging an impressive 8 points per game. His sharpshooting skills were on full display as he shot a staggering 47% from deep.
