There are names like Alperen Sengun, Luka Doncic, Lauri Markkanen, and Nikola Jokic who are breaking records at EuroBasket 2025.
However, there are also other players who delivered some of the worst performances, marking the tournament so far.
The main reason for looking at certain negative statistical categories and performances is Azuolas Tubelis, who put up the weakest individual showing in the quarterfinal clash against Greece.
In just 13 minutes on the court, Tubelis went 0-for-10 from the field. He missed all six of his two-point attempts, went 0-for-4 from beyond the arc, and even split his free throws, finishing 1-for-2 from the line.
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Claim Now His struggles didn’t stop there: Lithuania recorded a -18 plus/minus with him on the floor, while his efficiency rating dropped to -9. Statistically, he finished with just one foul committed and one steal — a performance that ranks among the worst individual outings in EuroBasket history, but not the worst.
It was Tubelis who served as the inspiration to take a look at the box scores of all the games so far at EuroBasket and highlight some of the worst individual performances.
Interestingly, he didn’t have the worst showing – Diogo Brito did, back in the group stage of Group A.
Top 23 worst individual performances:
- Diogo Brito – Portugal vs Czech Republic: 0/11
- Azuolas Tubelis – Lithuania vs Greece: 0/10
- Tornike Shengelia – Italy vs Georgia: 0/8
- Ondrej Sehnal – Czech Republic vs Estonia: 0/8
- Michal Sokolowski – Poland vs Iceland: 0/7
- Simone Fontecchio – Italy vs Greece: 1/11
- Vit Krejci – Czech Republic vs Turkey: 1/11
- Amin Adamu – Great Britain vs Germany: 1/9
- Luke Nelson – Great Britain vs Lithuania: 1/9
- Khadeen Carrington – Israel vs Iceland: 1/8
- Marko Guduric – Serbia vs Finland: 1/8
- Guerschon Yabusele – France vs Belgum: 1/7
- Tyler Dorsey – Greece vs Italy: 1/7
- Martin Hermannsson – Israel vs Iceland: 2/14
- Henri Drell – Estonia vs Turkey: 2/13
- Hilmar Henningson – Iceland vs France: 2/12
- Simone Fontecchio – Italy vs Spain: 2/11
- Tornike Shengelia – BiH vs Georgia: 2/11
- Santi Aldama – Spain vs Greece: 2/11
- Aleksandar Lazic – BiH vs Poland: 2/10
- Rihards Lomazs – Latvia vs Estonia: 3/17
- Shane Larkin – Turkey vs Sweden: 3/12
- Aleksej Nikolic – Slovenia vs Italy: 3/12
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— Basketball Sphere (@BSphere_) September 9, 2025
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Rosters of all national teams
EuroBasket 2025, starting on August 27, will be the central topic of discussion in the coming period, alongside basketball transfers in Europe and worldwide.
National team gatherings across the Old Continent have already begun, and coaches have announced extended player lists, with only 12 players from each team set to secure their plane tickets for EuroBasket 2025.
EuroBasket 2025 will be hosted by four countries – Cyprus, Poland, Finland, and Latvia.
The final phase of the competition, meaning all national team matches after the group stage, will be played in Latvia, specifically in Riga, with the final scheduled for September 14.
