USA beat China by 83-61 to win FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup 2022 for fourth time on the trot

In the finals of the Federation Internationale de Basketball (FIBA) Women's Basketball World Cup 2022, USA beat China by 83-61 to register a thumping victory. The championship was held in Australia.

The final game also turned out to be one of the highest leads in basketball for a gold medal, and the Americans were also able to crash the barrier of 20 points. The crowd was left cheering as the USA beat China to secure the crown. With this victory, the USA won their fourth outing on the trot, and the team is overjoyed to have been declared the most dominant team ever.

A'ja Wilson earned the Most Valuable Player (MVP) award in the tournament. After the game, she spoke to the crowd and said that although they didn't see any kangaroo, Australia treated them well. It was their mission to win the gold, and they were happy they achieved that. Aja Wilson is undoubtedly a fantastic player, and so is Breanna Stewart, who contributed significantly to their current championship form. The team is loaded with youngsters, while Alyssa Thomas is the oldest player at the age of 30. The team will dominate the world stage for a long time unless some influential players are cultivated in other countries.


The Americans won the game against China, showing a lot of grit and quality game in dominance. They were extraordinary in their attack and robust defence.




The 1994 team of the USA was only slightly better in averages, with the current team performance level of 98.8 points. The 1994 team averaged 99.1 and beat the current team by a whisker. The current team also won by an average of 40.8 points and squared off with the 2010 team.

The tickets were sold out for the game, and a record 16,000 crowd was present, the highest to attend a women's game. The last highest crowd was in 1953 in Chile for the women's inaugural game of the World Cup.

Li Weiru and Wu Tongtong helped the Chinese to put up a decent score against the USA. Initially, the Chinese were trailing 33-28, but Wilson and Stewart displayed their prowess in fast-break layups and achieved a double-digit lead. The USA dominated in all the sessions of the final game.

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