And 2 of them basically gave the title away, but that was expected and it didn't surprise me.Originally Posted by sambaras
And 3 finalists of them were Turkish teams but you always won.Congrats
Go Anadolu Efes, Fenerbahçe Ülker and Los Angeles Lakers!
Karşıyaka guaranteed to be in Eurocup next season with Samara, that is the only good news from last night.
Pınar Karşıyaka 76 - Krasnye Krylia 77 FİNAL FOUR FİNAL MAÇI
Last edited by Peace; 04-30-2013 at 08:00 AM.
Sounds like a good idea. 60+ teams sounds softly epic. But where will the Turkish teams reach finals now?
Go Anadolu Efes, Fenerbahçe Ülker and Los Angeles Lakers!
Recent Press Release from General Assemby of FIBA Europe point into the same direction. It looks, like the EuroChallenge is dead:
Yvan Mainini: "Our product is the National Teams [competitions] and we must focus on them; by no means would we want to push the clubs aside but a strong new national team competition system will benefit all, including the clubs."
Rafnsson outlined some short term objectives and long term vision for FIBA Europe. Those included: ... Simplifying the complicated club competitions landscape and increasing cooperation and solutions with ULEB and Euroleague.
He [FIBA Europe Secretary General Kamil Novak] informed the delegates that FIBA Europe are in negotiations with Euroleague and ULEB with regards to a new European cups landscape that would involve only two competitions.
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