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USA basketball stars party with stunning women at luxury London hotel before making their way to Paris for the Olympics
Team USA basketball stars enjoyed a night out on the town with two mystery women after wrapping up their final Olympics warm-up game in London.
The likes of Kevin Durant, Jayson Tatum and Anthony Davis were seen rocking up at luxury five-star hotel The Twenty Two on Monday night to party with their teammates and the stunning girls in question.
Also in attendance was WNBA rookie Angel Reese, who headed to the O2 Arena earlier in the evening to watch USA survive another major scare against Germany.
Thanks to LeBron James scoring their final 11 points, the Olympic favorites won 92-88 just days after a narrow 101-100 win over fledgling South Sudan.
Despite proving the hero on the night, LeBron was nowhere to be seen as his teammates let their hair down at a swanky London party after the game.
Kevin Durant (left) and his USA basketball teammates enjoyed a night out in London with some mystery women on Monday night
Durant was sporting a slick all-black outfit on the night, with Tatum opting for an orange Air Jordan sweater and joggers and Davis donning a blue shirt featuring photos of drink bottles and matching Prada sneakers.
Derrick White was another Team USA player at the pre-Olympics party, turning up to The Twenty Two in a grey Nike t-shirt, black joggers and black, white and green sneakers.
The mystery women also followed them into the hotel looking glamorous in sleeveless white tops and jeans ahead of their night out with some of basketball's biggest names.
Two days after the bash, USA stars set off on their trip to Paris ahead of Sunday's Olympic opener against Serbia.
Steve Kerr's men did not enjoy the greatest of warm-up camps heading into the Games, having been dealt several scares in games they were expected to win comfortably.
The two mystery women followed USA players into The Twenty Two hotel looking glamorous in sleeveless white tops and jeans
Jayson Tatum opted for an orange Air Jordan sweater and joggers for the party in London
Anthony Davis donned a blue shirt with photos of drink bottles and matching Prada sneakers
WNBA rookie Angel Reese (left) arrived at the party with an unidentified male companion
The identities of the woman who rocked up at the hotel on Monday night are unclear
They may have finished their exhibition slate 5-0, but there was only one game that was a true cakewalk for USA. Fortunately, however, that came against Serbia - the team they face in their opening game this weekend.
Canada gave the US issues at times, Australia came from way back to make things interesting at the end, South Sudan nearly pulled off an upset as a 43.5-point underdog and the Germans had the lead over the US with four minutes left on Monday.
Earlier this month DailyMail.com revealed that insiders fear USA Basketball's pursuit of another gold medal in Paris could be derailed by 'ego and other bulls***'.
Team USA has won gold at each of the past four Olympics and all but one Games since 1988 - but preparations for this summer have not been smooth.
These recent woes have prompted concerns that USA could face 'embarrassment' in Paris with players accused of being out for themselves rather than the team.
'They will never hear the end of it if they lose, they are supposed to be the best in the world, (so) act like it and don't let ego and other BS take over what should be automatic,' a source told DailyMail.com
Two days later Team USA stars left London and made their way to Paris for the Olympics
Durant was seen rocking sunglasses and a hoodie as the team set off for France on Wednesday
LeBron James was wearing a bucket hat while making his way to the French capital
USA stars were seen working out in Paris for the first time after arriving on Wednesday
Durant appeared more interested in his phone at one stage of the practice session
'But with their recent play, even though they have won these warmup games, it is a bit suspect and troubling that they aren't dominating.
'It's making many with USA basketball, the coaches and the people that have put the team together like Grant Hill be extremely nervous that they won't be able to finish the job and end up losing, which would be an incredible embarrassment.
'The ego that lies within the team, everyone is out for their own and not for the team as a whole. That can and will be a disaster if they all don't change the thought process, they have to play like a team.
'They haven't looked good and have been exposed, and many international teams that have played together longer are more cohesive and have a decent chance of beating the USA team.'