How and Where to Watch the FIBA 3x3 World Tour Zaisan 2026 on beIN Sports USA
The FIBA 3x3 World Tour lands in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, for the Zaisan 2026 stop, set to be played on Saturday, November 14 and Sunday, November 15.
The broadcast will air on beIN Sports USA, so you know where to tune in to catch every game. Live updates, scores, and World Championship news are available on beIN SPORTS USA.
The schedule for the next days
Saturday, November 14:
- 12:00 AM – Toronto vs. Lausanne (Qualifying Draw A)
- 12:25 AM – Princeton vs. Delhi (Qualifying Draw B)
- 12:50 AM – Shibuya vs. Lausanne (Qualifying Draw A)
- 1:15 AM – Bordeaux vs. Delhi (Qualifying Draw B)
- 1:40 AM – Toronto vs. Shibuya (Qualifying Draw A)
- 2:05 AM – Princeton vs. Bordeaux (Qualifying Draw B)
- 3:25 AM – Baskets Bonn vs. QD B/I (Pool D)
- 3:50 AM – Liman vs. QD A/I (Pool C)
- 4:15 AM – Amsterdam RABOBANK vs. Uzice Zlatiborac (Pool B)
- 4:40 AM – Ub vs. Sansar M Bank (Pool A)
- 5:15 AM – Baskets Bonn vs. Shanghai (Pool D)
- 5:40 AM – Liman vs. Ulaanbaatar MMC Energy (Pool C)
- 6:05 AM – Amsterdam RABOBANK vs. DeQing (Pool B)
- 6:30 AM – Ub vs. Cibona Ph.Classic (Pool A)
- 7:05 AM – Shanghai vs. QD B/I (Pool D)
- 7:30 AM – Ulaanbaatar MMC Energy vs. QD A/I (Pool C)
- 7:55 AM – DeQing vs. Uzice Zlatiborac (Pool B)
- 8:20 AM – Cibona Ph.Classic vs. Sansar M Bank (Pool A)
Sunday, November 15 (schedule subject to change):
- 3:00 AM – A/I vs. C/II (Quarter-Final)
- 3:30 AM – D/I vs. B/II (Quarter-Final)
- 4:10 AM – B/I vs. D/II (Quarter-Final)
- 4:40 AM – C/I vs. A/II (Quarter-Final)
- 5:30 AM – Winner QF1 vs. Winner QF2 (Semi-Final)
- 6:00 AM – Winner QF3 vs. Winner QF4 (Semi-Final)
- 7:00 AM – Winner SF1 vs. Winner SF2 (Final)
Who's Playing
There are 16 teams split into four pools. Pool A features Ub, Cibona, Sansar, and the Qualifying Draw A winner; Pool B includes Amsterdam RABOBANK, DeQing, Uzice Zlatiborac, and the Qualifying Draw B winner; Pool C has Liman, Ulaanbaatar MMC Energy, and the Draw A qualifier; and Pool D comprises Baskets Bonn, Shanghai, and the Draw B qualifier. The qualifying phase is contested by Toronto, Shibuya, and Lausanne in Draw A, and Princeton, Bordeaux, and Delhi in Draw B.
The leader and the important facts
Ub arrives as the ranking leader and World Tour standings leader, with four Masters titles in 2026, and is the top candidate. Amsterdam RABOBANK, with Worthy de Jong (Olympic gold in Paris 2024) and Jan Driessen, and Liman, winner of the 2026 and 2025 editions in Zaisan, stand out as the main obstacles. Baskets Bonn, with three Masters this year, also wants to get into the conversation.
