WNBA·ANALYSIS·September 13, 2026 04:33 PM ETBreanna Stewart wins fourth FIBA World Cup goldShe remains unbeaten in 23 World Cup games.WIWire Report Intelligence·Updated 1h·1 min read↗ Share Four FIBA World Cup gold medals. Two FIBA World Cup MVPs. And an undefeated 23–0 record at the FIBA World Cup. Breanna Via @justwsports on X What happened: Stewart also earned the 2026 World Cup MVP award, her second at the tournament. Why it matters: She becomes the first repeat MVP winner in Women's World Cup history. Sources@justwsports 2026-09-13T20:25:56.336168+00:00 CONVERSATIONLoading comments…WNBAAnalysisBreanna StewartFollow WNBA IntelligenceReal-time signals and analysis@WireReportWNBAWR ProThe day's sports, briefed to your inbox at 7am ET. Every claim sourced.$9/monthRELATED STORIESLawson, Stewart close U.S. World Cup run with goldWNBASep 13Stewart, Collier and Bueckers win Women's World Cup goldWNBASep 13Stewart scores 22 as veterans deliver in World Cup title winWNBASep 13← Back to Wire Report
Four FIBA World Cup gold medals. Two FIBA World Cup MVPs. And an undefeated 23–0 record at the FIBA World Cup. Breanna Via @justwsports on X What happened: Stewart also earned the 2026 World Cup MVP award, her second at the tournament. Why it matters: She becomes the first repeat MVP winner in Women's World Cup history. Sources@justwsports 2026-09-13T20:25:56.336168+00:00