Australia Claims Final Spot in Second Round from Pool C
Australia cemented its spot among the top four in Pool C and punched its ticket to the second round of World Championships play, riding the arm of Lincoln Williams to a four-set win over Tunisia. Meanwhile, Russia cruised past Cameroon to set up its Pool C finale against Serbia.
Men’s World Champs Scenarios for Sept. 17
After Sunday’s matches in Italy and Bulgaria for the 2018 FIVB Volleyball Men’s World Championship, Belgium, Netherlands, the USA, Serbia,…
M World Championship Predictions w/3 Matches Left 1st Round
With half of the matches basically being played in the first round of the 2018 FIVB Volleyball Men’s World Championship….
Men’s Volleyball World Championships: September 14 Daily Summary
2018 FIVB Men’s World Championships – Friday, September 14, Daily Summary After Day 4, teams have begun to separate themselves…
Williams Posts 22 Points in 1st Aussie Win, Russia Crushes Tunisia
Australia followed Lincoln Williams to its first victory of the World Championships.
A well-rested Russian team blazed through Tunisia, including a record-setting 25-6 second stanza.
Men’s Volleyball World Championships: September 13th Daily Summary
20 points from Wallace de Souza lifted Brazil over France in the best match of Thursday.
Anderson Helps USA Men Hold Off Australia in 5 Sets in Pool C
The United States moved to 2-0 atop Pool C, holding on for a five-set win over Australia on Thursday.
Men’s Volleyball World Championships: September 12th Daily Summary
Team USA beat Serbia 3-2 in the biggest match of Wednesday at the 2018 FIVB Men’s Volleyball World Championships.
USA Survives; Cameroon, Russia Sweep in #FIVBMensWCH Pool C
Pool C got started with a trio of matches in Bari, Italy, on Wednesday. Cameroon and Russia walked away with sweeps, while the United States survived a five-set battle with Serbia.
“Nemo” Reflects on His Journey as a Volleyroo
On the eve of his second FIVB World Championships, the hugely popular Samoan born-Australian middle blocker Nehemiah Mote, known to volleyball fans worldwide as “Nemo”, took a moment to reflect on the journey he has taken since the last edition, held in Poland in 2014.
