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Tomorrow! FlaBasquete debuts in pursuit of its third world championship; check out the details
17 Set 2025 | 13:59
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On the horizon of continental competitions, Flamengo, also known as "The Pride of the Nation", raises its colors with fearlessness and passion. Under the fervent eyes of their fans, the Rio team enters the Champions Americas courts, ready to write another chapter of their glorious history. It was a Sunday of high expectations and beating hearts. At 7:10 pm, the stage was ready, Hebraica Macabi, from Argentina, awaited an imposing challenge. On the FlaTV+ screen, the red and black nation united in a single chorus, eager to witness the unfolding of this epic journey.
Mengão not only entered the field, but also, as the undisputed leader of Group C His career in Champions Americas was already marked by memorable victories and unshakable determination. Qualifying for the quarterfinals was more than an achievement; it was the affirmation of his dominance, the recognition of his excellence. Each player, a warrior on the field, carried the weight of the club's history on their shoulders. From primordial times to the present day, Flamengo cultivated a culture of victory, a winning mentality that permeated every cell of the team. In the hands of the coach, the strategy was outlined, the tactics were designed, and the flame of passion fueled the athletes' momentum.
Hebraica Maccabi, a worthy opponent, represented a worthy challenge. With their talents and skills, they promised a fierce battle, a clash of titans that would raise spectators' adrenaline. The eyes of the basketball world turned to this clash, recognizing the magnitude of the confrontation unfolding on the court. As the ball echoed around the gym, the game flowed with electrifying intensity. Every pass, every shot, was a demonstration of skill and strategy. The players gave themselves with fervor, guided by their passion for the sport and their burning desire to win. The fans, faithful and passionate, cheered with each basket, with each defense, propelling the team towards glory.
Mengão, imposing and determined, gave no respite. With rehearsed plays and precise movements, he won point after point, advancing inexorably towards victory. The defense was an insurmountable wall, the counterattacks a lethal weapon. Under the leadership of their captains, the team remained united, resilient, determined to achieve the greatness that was due to them.
On the other side, Hebraica Maccabi did not give up easily. With an equally fierce determination, they looked for gaps in the opposing defense, looking for opportunities to turn the game in their favor. Every possession was fought with fervor, every attack was a demonstration of courage and skill. The clash between the two teams intensified every minute, fueling the competition.
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Flamengo was defeated in its debut at the FIBA Club World Cup and the point guard acknowledges the team's delay in responding
18 Set 2025 | 10:44 |
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FlaBasquete kicked off its FIBA World Cup campaign with a daunting challenge. Champions League Americas champions faced NBA G-League United in pursuit of their third world title, but failed to secure a winning start .
The Americans opened up a 20-point lead, putting Flamengo in a difficult position. The comeback, however, came in the final quarter: Alexey and Kayo Gonçalves led a spectacular comeback , putting Flamengo ahead in the final minutes.
Alexey on FlaBasquete's defeat: "The problem was having to chase after it"
Despite their efforts, NBA G-League United regained the lead in the final seconds and won 93-91 . Mengão even tied the game before their opponents' final shot, but were unable to force overtime.
After the match, in an interview with Flamengo TV , point guard Alexey acknowledged that the late reaction cost the team dearly: “The problem was having to chase it down. We were slow to respond and only changed our approach when the lead was already significant . That was a big loss. But it was still a great game, decided by the details. We knew it would be tough. Now it's time to focus on the rest of the championship. We still have a chance to win the title, and we'll do our part.”
FlaBasquete returns to the court this Friday (19), at 6 am (Brasília time), against the Australians from Illawarra Hawks . The victory is essential to maintain the dream of the three-time championship and to seek another star for the Sacred Mantle of the sport.
Flamengo came within 20 points of the NBA G-League team, managed to turn the tables, but the American team converted shots in sequence and closed the score
18 Set 2025 | 08:40 |
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Flamengo debuted with a 93-91 defeat at the Basketball World Cup against NBA G-League United on Thursday morning (18) in a game of strong emotions. Current two-time champion of the competition, with titles in 2014 and 2022, Sérgio "Oveja" Hernández's team dreams of a third title. And, despite the defeat, they showed the power to react.
FlaBasquete started poorly against NBA G-League United, trailing by as much as 20 points . However, they picked up steam in the final quarter and staged a stunning comeback, taking the lead with just a few minutes remaining.
With Kayo Gonçalves and Alexey standing out, the Red-Blacks opened up a three-point lead with just five seconds remaining. But the opposition's response was immediate: two consecutive baskets put the Americans back in front .
There was still time for more excitement. Flamengo earned two free throws on the final attack and converted only one, leaving the game tied at 91-91. There were 2.5 seconds left on the clock. That was enough for NBA G-League United to find the decisive basket and close out the game at 93-91.
The defeat could have been devastating if Flamengo hadn't recovered after being 20 points behind. The reaction keeps the team alive in the fight for classification . Now, Rubro-Negro returns to the court this Friday (19), at 6 am (Brasília time), against the Illawarra Hawks, from Australia.
Watch Flamengo's debut in the FIBA Intercontinental Cup in real time, with exclusive broadcast and images direct from Singapore.
18 Set 2025 | 04:00 |
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Flamengo basketball begins this Thursday (September 18), in Singapore, its journey in the FIBA Intercontinental Club Cup, considered the Basketball World Cup.
Flamengo faces NBA G League United (USA) at 6 a.m. (Brasília time) , with exclusive coverage on FlamengoTV throughout Brazil. On September 19, also at 6 a.m., the opponent will be the Illawarra Hawks of Australia. The decisive matches will take place over the weekend.
Before the tournament began, Sérgio Hernández's team, Oveja, trained in Spain. The period included friendlies against local opponents and helped them adapt to the time difference . The coach highlighted the group's confidence and the club's facilities:
" We are very happy and excited to represent the continent in a competition of this magnitude. We want to put Flamengo at the top of the world – where it should always be, " said Oveja.
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