FIBA 3x3 World Tour Final Rio de Janeiro | Brazil
Get ready for the ultimate stage of professional 3x3 basketball.
The FIBA 3x3 World Tour Final 2026 lands in Brazil for the first time eveer and will be held in Rio de Janeiro on December 12–13, where the best professional 3x3 basketball teams on the planet will battle for the biggest prize in the FIBA 3x3 Pro Circuit.
After months of high-intensity action across the globe, only the top-ranked teams earn their place at the Final. Now, the season comes down to one city, one court and one champion.
Expect two days of non-stop action -- fast, physical, and played at full speed. From clutch shots to highlight plays, this is 3x3 basketball at its highest level, set against one of the most electric atmospheres in world sport.
Off the court, fans can experience the full energy of 3x3 basketball culture, with music, entertainment and a festival vibe that turns the game into a global celebration.
Why Rio?
Few cities match the energy of Rio de Janeiro.
Known for its passion, rhythm and love for sport, Rio provides the perfect backdrop for the FIBA 3x3 World Tour Final. The city’s iconic outdoor settings and deep basketball culture create a unique stage where sport and street come together.
Brazil, of course, has become a key force in 3x3 basketball, with a growing community and some of the most passionate fans in the world. Hosting the Final marks a major moment for the game in the country, and a chance to showcase that energy on the global stage.
From the court to the crowd, Rio delivers an atmosphere you can feel. It will be loud, vibrant and truly unforgettable.
Event Schedule:
🔸 Friday, December 12 – Qualifying Draw & Pool Games
🔸 Saturday, December 13 – Knockout Games & Final
🎟 Ticket information coming soon!
Official hashtags: #3x3WTRio #3x3WT
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Past editions:
| YEAR | WINNER | SECOND | THIRD |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 (Manama) | Ub (SRB) | Raudondvaris Hoptrans (LTU) | Hangzhou (CHN) |
| 2024 (Hong Kong) | Amsterdam (NED) | Paris (FRA) | Riffa (BRN) |
| 2023 (Jeddah) | Ub *Huishan NE* (SRB) | Amsterdam *HiPro* (NED) | Antwerp (BEL) |
| 2022 (Abu Dhabi) | Ub *Huishan NE* (SRB) | Vienna (AUT) | Amsterdam *HiPro* (NED) |
| 2021 (Jeddah) | Liman (SRB) | Gagarin (RUS) | Amsterdam (NED) |
| 2020 (Jeddah) | Riga (LAT) | Liman (SRB) | Utena (LTU) |
| 2019 (Utsunomiya) | Novi Sad (SRB) | Princeton (USA) | Riga *Ghetto* (LAT) |
| 2018 (Beijing) | Novi Sad (SRB) | Riga *Ghetto* (LAT) | Amsterdam (NED) |
| 2017 (Beijing) | Zemun *Master* (SRB) | Novi Sad Al-Wahda (UAE) | Pirun (SLO) |
| 2016 (Abu Dhabi) | Ljubljana (SLO) | Hamamatsu (JPN) | Caguas (PUR) |
| 2015 (Abu Dhabi) | Novi Sad Al-Wahda (UAE) | Kranj (SLO) | New York Harlem (USA) |
| 2014 (Sendai) | Novi Sad (SRB) | Saskatoon (CAN) | Kranj (SLO) |
| 2013 (Istanbul) | Brezovica (SLO) | Novi Sad (SRB) | Caracas (VEN) |
| 2012 (Miami) | San Juan (PUR) | Split (CRO) | Edmonton (CAN) |