Fenerbahce Beko has taken a 2-0 lead in their best-of-five series against Paris, largely thanks to strong performances at home. Tarik Biberovic has significantly elevated his game during the Playoffs, averaging 15.5 points per game compared to his regular season average of 9.8 points. In Game 2 against Paris, Biberovic scored 20 points, showcasing his development and importance to the team.

Nigel Hayes-Davis praised Biberovic's improvements on both ends of the court. Hayes-Davis noted that Biberovic's offensive role has expanded, but it's crucial for him to maintain his defensive contributions. Hayes-Davis highlighted Biberovic's shooting ability, stating that he has one of the best jump shot forms and exudes confidence when shooting.

Hayes-Davis also clarified a postgame quote from Game 1, explaining that he felt the 'basketball Gods' punished him for hesitating during a play. He emphasized the importance of decisive action and not hesitating, as hesitation can lead to unfavorable outcomes.

Looking ahead, Fenerbahce, coached by Sarunas Jasikevicius, will travel to Paris for Games 3 and 4. Hayes-Davis stressed the need for the team to match Paris' desperation and desire to win, acknowledging that no team wants to be eliminated. He framed Game 3 as a 'championship game' and a 'do-or-die' situation, emphasizing the importance of a team effort.

Hayes-Davis, a veteran of 210 EuroLeague appearances, also commented on the intense fanbases in Europe. He believes that the deep connection between fans and players should be highlighted and marketed, as fans passionately support their clubs and players.