2010 FIBA World Championship Final
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The <entity_0> was a <entity_4> game between the men's national teams of <entity_7> and the United States that took place on <entity_2>, at <entity_3> in <entity_5>, <entity_7>, to determine the winner of the <entity_1>. Both teams qualified to the tournament automatically, <entity_6> by winning the gold medal at the Olympics in Beijing, and <entity_7> as hosts. Nevertheless, <entity_7>'s vaunted 2–1–2 zone made it the top defensive team (64 points per game) in the tournament heading into the <entity_8>, and a commentator on NBA.com wrote that the European crowd would "be the most hostile crowd most of these players, with the exception of maybe Chauncey Billups and Lamar Odom, have ever seen." The game was close for the first half — <entity_7> even led at one point during the first quarter — but the American athleticism was too much for the Turks, and <entity_6> was able to pull away on easy baskets.
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