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Our guide to the FIBA 3x3 World Tour season finale, featuring predictions from London 3x3 players, Ashley Hamilton, Evan Walshe and Jerome Desrosiers.

A great deal has changed since London 3x3 became the first debutant winner of the season on the World Tour, toppling Serbian giants Liman and Ub in the process.

London 3x3 stun the field, becoming the lowest ranked seed to win a World Tour title.

London storm into their first World Tour Final with a spectacular victory over the top ranked side.

Justin Pierce catches fire in historic victory as London reach new heights with a statement run.

London succumb 21-18 to number two seeded Toulouse in a tightly contested final matchup of Pool B.

London power past Seef 18-14 in a commanding performance to punch their ticket to Sunday’s knockout stages.

London 3x3 travel to Deqing for their fifth World Tour event of the season, aiming to finish their inaugural campaign on a high.

London bow out of their fourth World Tour appearance as Pierce maintains dynamic offensive production in their clash with Marbella.

Justin Pierce marked his London return with a scoring masterclass, but Vienna matched his brilliance with an offensive showcase of their own.

London aim to turn positives in Bordeaux to victories in Debrecen and join elite company of previous winners.

After a brave and determined three-man debut in Utsunomiya, London 3x3 came into Chengdu at full strength — joined by new signing Ryan “Gunnar” Langborg, who helped Princeton reach the NCAA Sweet 16 in 2023. His arrival gave the squad a much-needed boost in firepower, spacing, and depth.