His many far-flung fans made it clear that Turkish big man Kaya Peker of Tau Ceramica have their best wishes for good luck at the Final Four. Peker, on the other hand, made it clear that he and his teammates don't plan to depend on luck.

In his return to the Euroleague after four seasons, Unicaja swingman Jiri Welsch brings confidence that his underdog team can get the job done in what is the first Final Four experience for practically the entire organization.

It is rare enough for any player to join the defending Euroleague champions in midseason. When that player is a 31-year-old veteran who has never played in the competition before and becomes a starter within weeks, it is even more interesting.

After a four-year hiatus, Jiri Welsch returned to the Euroleague this season and played a central role in helping Unicaja to reach its first Final Four. As a nearly full-time starter, Welsch's all-around game made him a key performer as injuries on occasion shook up the Unicaja lineup. A 27-year-old swingman and one of the most successful players ever from the Czech Republic, Welsch will try to take his game even higher in order to make Unicaja the surprise of Athens, too. In the meantime, he is the Final Four Fan Mail guest for Unicaja, so take advantage of the opportunity to ask Jiri about his aspirations for the big event. Send your questions to Jiri Welsch and the best ones will be published with his answers before the Final Four, right here on Euroleague.net!

One of the signature players of his generation in Europe, center Dejan Tomasevic of Panathinaikos is headed to his first Final Four of the decade. Few players bring more experience to the challenge than Tomasevic. Send your questions to Dejan Tomasevic

Unlike almost any other player going to the Final Four, winning the Euroleague title was not a goal for Oscar Torres when this season began. That changed in February, when he signed with CSKA Moscow. Send your questions to Oscar Torres