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Serbia and Canada win first-ever FIBA 3×3 Sponsor | Red Bull Champions Cup

17Mar

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Serbia and Canada win first-ever FIBA 3×3 Sponsor | Red Bull Champions Cup

Serbia (men) and Canada (women) win against the Netherlands and Spain respectively to win the FIBA 3x3 Champions Cup 2025 on March 16. The men’s side of the tournament culminated with a huge tie between Serbia and the Netherlands, a matchup guaranteed to deliver fireworks.The highly-touted battle started off hot with early buckets from both the Serbians and the Dutch. Worthy de Jong was flowing early with his sublime drives setting the pace for his side. The Serbians kept answering back though, with Marko Brankovic and Stefan Milivojevic steadying the ship. The Dutch had momentum in their favor as they took an 11 - 8 lead with over 2 minutes to go. Their veteran opposition did not let up though, as they regained the lead through Milivojevic. It was his turn to takeover in the last moments ...

IBA Women’s World Boxing Championships in Niš to highlight the ascending stars of female boxing

A press conference has been held, signaling the final countdown to the IBA Women’s World Boxing Championships in Niš, Serbia – to be held from 8 to 16 March 2025.IBA Secretary General and CEO Chris Roberts OBE attended the event at Niš City Hall along with Serbian Boxing Federation President, Nenad Borovčanin; State Secretary of the Ministry of Sport of Serbia, Ognjen Cvjetićanin; Mayor of Niš, Dragoslav Pavlovic; and 2022 IBA World Champion from Ireland Amy Broadhurst.In his opening remarks, Chris Roberts OBE thanked the organizers and reaffirmed how important the IBA Women’s World Boxing Championships is to the development of female boxing around the world.‘IBA, we are the Home of boxing, and we will be bringing our female boxers to Niš to perform at the highest level,’ said Roberts. ‘Th...

Serbia to Host the IBA Women’s World Boxing Championships in Nis

The IBA Women’s World Boxing Championships is set to begin in just 40 days, with the Serbian city of Nia hosting this prestigious event from March 6 to17. This highly anticipated competition will bring together the world’s best female boxers, all vying for championship titles and lucrative prize money. A total of over 500 female boxers from more than 100 countries are expected to compete across 12 weight categories. The prize pool is significant, with athletes placing 5th and 6th earning $10,000, bronze medalists receiving $25,000, silver medalists taking home $50,000, and the champions securing a grand prize of $100,000. Serbian Boxing Federation President Nenad Borovcanin expressed his excitement about the upcoming event, stating: Serbia will once again be the global epicenter o...