The No.1 player in the world lived up to top billing in 2022 after winning the Women's Series, gold at the AmeriCup and silver at the World Cup.

‘Must See TV’ hit 3 buzzer beaters at the Tokyo Olympics to highlight an incredible 3x3 rookie season. He was even better in 2022 and might be the game’s best player.

The Spaniard is a Europe Cup winner and has tasted success on the Women’s Series too. She can fill up a stats sheet and simply do it all on the half-court.

He’s been flying the flag for the red, white and blue for years as the USA’s most decorated player. The Princeton star won the World Cup in 2019 and is a two-time gold medalist at the AmeriCup. Oh, and no one stuffs the rim quite like him.

She’s been one of the very best players for years but 2022 was her crowning achievement after leading France to World Cup and Europe Cup glory. She wasn’t done yet, capping a season for the ages with the Women’s Series MVP.

The ‘Maestro’ is the most decorated player in 3x3 history having won 5 World Cups, 3 Europe Cups, 5 World Tour Final titles and an Olympic bronze medal.

Height is clearly no barrier for this Chinese star, who is a flat-out assassin on the half-court. She already has an Asia Cup gold medal and World Cup bronze medal in her bag. The walking bucket absolutely deserves to wear the No.23 on her back.

‘Batman’ hit arguably the biggest shot in 3x3 history to win the gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics. He’s done it all on the World Tour too and such his standing in the game that the Latvian has a second much-loved nickname: ‘Flight KLM’.

Move over Cleopatra, Soraya Mohamed is the new Queen of Egypt.

She's already won 2 gold medals at the FIBA 3x3 Africa Cup and was named MVP of the competition in 2019.

3x3 might have been invented specifically for ‘Spida’ who can create magic tricks with the Wilson and break ankles at the same time. The Filipino has claims to be the flashiest player on the pro circuit.

The American rising star is already a 3x3 veteran. From winning gold at the 3x3 U18 World Cup to being a 3x3 World Cup winner in 2023.

‘Robin’ can alternate between being a side-kick or main superhero whenever he wants. With insane handles, scoring binges, and continual daggers, this Olympic gold medalist just keeps getting better.

If the perfect 3x3 player was built in the lab then the prototype might just be this towering German who can do it all.