Overview
- Paris Basketball announced the postponement after a virus left only six players fit to train, far below the EuroLeague's minimum of eight for competition.
- The illness has reportedly impacted players and staff since their December 13 game against ASVEL, with symptoms worsening over the week.
- Fenerbahçe criticized the decision, arguing it sets a dangerous precedent and could lead to rule manipulation in the future.
- Paris Basketball defended the postponement, emphasizing health concerns for players, staff, and fans, while ensuring ticket holders that their tickets remain valid for the rescheduled game.
- Tensions emerged on social media as French player Evan Fournier questioned the decision, sparking a heated exchange with Paris Basketball's sporting director, Amara Sy.