And in September, I will be in Berlin at the FIBA Basketball 2026 World Cup. Not in the crowd. Not behind the scenes. I will be right where every possession ends. Where every shot rises. Where every rebound is fought for. Where sixteen national teams come together with one ambition: to become World Champions.
From September 4 to 13, the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup 2026 will bring the world’s best basketball teams to Berlin. Sixteen nations. Four groups. Two competition venues. Thirty-six games. Ten days of basketball at its fastest, fiercest and most competitive.
The tournament will bring together Germany, the USA, Australia, Belgium, Nigeria, China, France, Japan, Spain, Türkiye, Puerto Rico, Hungary, Italy, Korea, Mali and Czechia.
At a FIBA World Cup, every game gets bigger. Every possession gets heavier. Every shot matters more.
And I will be there.
I am built for the moment when the arena lights switch on and everything else switches off. When the noise disappears for the player at the free-throw line. When the clock runs down. When thousands of people stand up. When the ball leaves a player’s hands and the whole building holds its breath.
Shoot. Rebound. Reset. Repeat.
In 36 games. 1,440 minutes of World Cup basketball. Overtime, warm-ups, shootarounds and training sessions are not even included. Over 4,680 official field-goal will be made. Three-pointers. Mid-range jumpers. Layups. Bank shots. Tip-ins. Buzzer-beaters. Add free throws, pre-game routines and thousands of practice repetitions, and the real number of balls sent towards the baskets will be far greater.
That is a lot of basketball.
That is exactly what I am here for.
ONE COURT. ONE STANDARD. ONE GOAL.
The players will bring the talent.
The teams will bring the belief.
Berlin will bring the atmosphere.
I will bring the standard.
I am the Super SAM 325 Pro.
Built for pressure.
Built for competition.
And in September, I will be in Berlin at the FIBA Basketball 2026 World Cup. Not in the crowd. Not behind the scenes. I will be right where every possession ends. Where every shot rises. Where every rebound is fought for. Where sixteen national teams come together with one ambition: to become World Champions.
From September 4 to 13, the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup 2026 will bring the world’s best basketball teams to Berlin. Sixteen nations. Four groups. Two competition venues. Thirty-six games. Ten days of basketball at its fastest, fiercest and most competitive.
The tournament will bring together Germany, the USA, Australia, Belgium, Nigeria, China, France, Japan, Spain, Türkiye, Puerto Rico, Hungary, Italy, Korea, Mali and Czechia.
At a FIBA World Cup, every game gets bigger. Every possession gets heavier. Every shot matters more.
And I will be there.
I am built for the moment when the arena lights switch on and everything else switches off. When the noise disappears for the player at the free-throw line. When the clock runs down. When thousands of people stand up. When the ball leaves a player’s hands and the whole building holds its breath.
Shoot. Rebound. Reset. Repeat.
In 36 games. 1,440 minutes of World Cup basketball. Overtime, warm-ups, shootarounds and training sessions are not even included. Over 4,680 official field-goal will be made. Three-pointers. Mid-range jumpers. Layups. Bank shots. Tip-ins. Buzzer-beaters. Add free throws, pre-game routines and thousands of practice repetitions, and the real number of balls sent towards the baskets will be far greater.
That is a lot of basketball.
That is exactly what I am here for.
ONE COURT. ONE STANDARD. ONE GOAL.
The players will bring the talent.
The teams will bring the belief.
Berlin will bring the atmosphere.
I will bring the standard.
I am the Super SAM 325 Pro.
Built for pressure.
Built for competition.