ULEB All-Star Game

The Union of European Leagues of Basketball (ULEB) was founded by the professional basketball organising bodies of Italy, France and Spain on June 25, 1991 in Rome, Italy in a bid to protect their clubs' financial interests within FIBA as their relationship with the latter has gradually started deteriorating. A year after, in November 1992, the Italian, and the Spanish League decided to unify their annual All-Star Games in a joint event that would feature the best foreign players currently competing in the top basketball leagues of Europe at the time. Madrid was chosen as the host city of the event to celebrate the anniversary of ULEB, under its president Gianluigi Porelli.^[3][4]

The events were design on the NBA All-Star Game pattern including an exhibition game, a slam-dunk and a three-point shoot contest. The duration of the games were 48 minutes, split in four quarters of twelve minutes each. There were no domestic players representing their leagues, but only the best foreign players were chosen. The majority of them were Americans, but there were also some talented Eastern Europeans such as Arvydas Sabonis, Predrag Danilovic, Zoran Savic, Aleksandar Đorđević, Alexander Volkov, Dejan Bodiroga and the only South American Oscar Schmidt.
The first two editions were officially named ACB/Lega and Lega/ACB All-Star Games respectively, depending on the country of origins of the venue, though they were organised by the Spanish and Italian federations who were the founders of ULEB. The last edition was officially renamed ULEB All-Star Game as the other ULEB's founding member, the French Federation participated. The last All-Star Game on November 14, 1994 included three games of 24 minutes between the three Federations, with the Italian League being crowned the winner of the competition after beating the French and the Spanish All-Stars.

ULEB members

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Edition	Venue	Results	MVP	Team
1992	Palacio de los Deportes, Madrid	ACB – Lega Basket 136 - 123	Arvydas Sabonis	ACB All-Stars
1993	PalaEur, Rome	Lega Basket – ACB 135 - 131	Micheal Ray Richardson	Lega All-Stars
1994	Font de Sant Lluís, Valencia	Lega Basket – LNB 58 - 54 ACB – LNB 59 - 43 Lega Basket – ACB 53 - 48[5]	Aleksandar Đorđević	Lega All-Stars

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ULEB Euroleague

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Edition	Venue	Results	MVP	Team
2002	Raimundo Saporta Pavilion, Madrid	Real Madrid - ULEB Euroleague All-Stars 85-91	Tyus Edney	ULEB Euroleague All-Stars

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1st ULEB All-Star Game 1992–93

Arena: Palacio de los Deportes, Madrid

Date: November 14, 1992:

Season: 1992–93

Score: Liga ACB All-Stars - Lega Basket All-Stars 136–123 ^[6]

ACB All-Stars:

• Joe Arlauckas
• Tim Burroughs
• Darryl Middleton
• Velimir Perasović
• Harold Pressley
• Kevin Pritchard
• Arvydas Sabonis
• Reggie Slater
• Chandler Thompson
• Andre Turner
• Rickie Winslow
• Zoran Savic
• Head Coaches: Miguel Ángel Martín Fernández and Lolo Sainz

Lega Basket All-Stars:

• Greg "Cadillac" Anderson
• Predrag Danilović
• Darryl Dawkins
• Darren Daye
• Aleksandar Đorđević
• A.J. English
• Pace Mannion
• Oscar Schmidt
• Dino Rađja
• Terry Teagle
• Sasha Volkov
• Haywoode Workman
• Head Coaches: Alberto Bucci and Ettore Messina

Game MVP: Arvydas Sabonis

3 Point Contest winner: Danko Cvjetićanin (defeated Aleksandar Đorđević in the final)

Slam-dunk Contest winner: Chandler Thompson (defeated Antonio Davis in the final)

Liga ACB All-Stars FIAT (Coaches: Miguel Ángel Martín Fernández, Lolo Sainz): Joe Arlauckas 13, Tim Burroughs 15, Darryl Middleton 12, Velimir Perasović 3, Harold Pressley 14, Kevin Pritchard 4, Arvydas Sabonis 22, Zoran Savic 8, Reggie Slater 10, Chandler Thompson 6, Andre Turner 24, Rickie Winslow 5.
Lega Basket All-Stars POLTI (Coaches: Alberto Bucci, Ettore Messina): Greg "Cadillac" Anderson 6, Predrag Danilović 12, Darryl Dawkins 7, Darren Daye 3, Aleksandar Đorđević 2, A.J. English 12, Pace Mannion 9, Oscar Schmidt 17, Dino Rađja 8, Terry Teagle 20, Sasha Volkov 17, Haywoode Workman 5.

2nd ULEB All-Star Game 1993–94

Arena: PalaEur, Rome

Date: November 13, 1993

Season: 1993–94

Score: Lega Basket All-Stars - Liga ACB All-Stars 135–131 ^[7]

Liga ACB All-Stars:

• Michael Anderson
• Joe Arlauckas
• Roy Fisher
• Dan Godfread
• Dennis Hopson
• Tony Massenburg
• Darryl Middleton
• Ivo Nakić
• Oscar Schmidt
• Fred Roberts
• Andy Toolson
• Andre Turner
• Head Coaches: Clifford Luyk and José Alberto Pesquera

Lega Basket All-Stars:

• Dejan Bodiroga
• Joe Binion
• Aleksandar Đorđević
• Predrag Danilović
• Winston Garland
• Dean Garrett
• Dan Gay
• Shelton Jones
• Cliff Levingston
• George McCloud
• Micheal Ray Richardson
• Henry Williams
• Head Coaches: Alberto Bucci and Fabrizio Frates

Game MVP: Micheal Ray Richardson

3 Point Contest winner: Oscar Schmidt (defeated Aleksandar Đorđević in the final)

Slam-dunk Contest winner: not held

Liga ACB All-Stars (Coaches: Clifford Luyk, José Alberto Pesquera): Michael Anderson 8, Joe Arlauckas 10, Roy Fisher 4, Dan Godfread 6, Dennis Hopson 11, Tony Massenburg 24, Darryl Middleton 10, Ivo Nakić 0, Oscar Schmidt 20, Fred Roberts 14, Andy Toolson 9, Andre Turner 15.
Lega Basket All-Stars POLTI (Coaches: Alberto Bucci, Fabrizio Frates): Joe Binion 4, Dejan Bodiroga 9, Predrag Danilović 16, Aleksandar Đorđević 5, Winston Garland 4, Dean Garrett 12, Dan Gay 4, Shelton Jones 9, Cliff Levingston 16, George McCloud 15, Micheal Ray Richardson 23, Henry Williams 18.

3rd ULEB All-Star Game 1994–95

Arena: Pavelló Municipal Font de Sant Lluís, Valencia

Date: November 14, 1994

Season: 1994–95

Scores:

• Lega Basket All-Stars - LNB All-Stars 58–54 ^[8]
  
• Liga ACB All-Stars - LNB All-Stars 59–43 ^[8]
  
• Lega Basket All-Stars - Liga ACB All-Stars 53–48 (Final) ^[8]
  

Lega Basket All-Stars:

• Dejan Bodiroga
• Wendell Alexis
• Aleksandar Đorđević
• Joe Binion
• Dallas Comegys
• Emanual Davis
• Dan Gay
• Gerald Glass
• Billy McCaffrey
• Petar Naumoski
• Jeff Sanders
• John Turner
• Head Coaches: Alberto Bucci and Bogdan Tanjević

Liga ACB All-Stars:

• Darrell Armstrong
• Michael Curry
• Roy Fisher
• Dan Godfread
• Kenny Green
• Warren Kidd
• Darryl Middleton
• Corny Thompson
• Oscar Schmidt
• Andy Toolson
• Andre Turner
• Head Coaches: Aíto García Reneses and Manu Moreno

LNB All-Stars:

• Ron Anderson
• Winston Crite
• Ron Curry
• Tim Kempton
• Conrad McRae
• David Rivers
• Michael Ray Richardson
• Delaney Rudd
• Rickie Winslow
• Michael Young
• Head Coaches: Božidar Maljković and Jacques Monclar

Tournament MVP: Aleksandar Đorđević

3 Point Contest winner: Aleksandar Đorđević (defeated Dejan Bodiroga in the final)

Slam-dunk Contest winner: Chandler Thompson (defeated Darrell Armstrong in the final)

Game 1
Lega Basket All-Stars (Coaches: Alberto Bucci, Bogdan Tanjević): Wendell Alexis 4, Joe Binion 5, Dejan Bodiroga 8, Dallas Comegys 2, Emanual Davis D/P, Aleksandar Đorđević 22, Dan Gay 8, Gerald Glass 5, Billy McCaffrey D/P, Petar Naumoski 0, Jeff Sanders 4, John Turner 0.
LNB All-Stars (Coaches: Božidar Maljković, Jacques Monclar): Ron Anderson 8, Winston Crite 4, Ron Curry 6, Tim Kempton 2, Conrad McRae 4, David Rivers 5, Michael Ray Richardson 8, Delaney Rudd 2, Rickie Winslow 9, Michael Young 6.

Game 2
Liga ACB All-Stars (Coaches: Aíto García Reneses, Manu Moreno): Darrell Armstrong 3, Michael Curry 18, Roy Fisher 3, Dan Godfread 4, Kenny Green 2, Warren Kidd 2, Darryl Middleton 7, Oscar Schmidt 0, Corny Thompson 4, Andy Toolson 8, Andre Turner 8.
LNB All-Stars (Coaches: Božidar Maljković, Jacques Monclar): Ron Anderson 0, Winston Crite 9, Ron Curry 14, Tim Kempton 2, Conrad McRae 6, Michael Ray Richardson 0, David Rivers 7, Delaney Rudd 0, Rickie Winslow 3, Michael Young 2.

Game 3
Lega Basket All-Stars (Coaches: Alberto Bucci, Bogdan Tanjević): Wendell Alexis 2, Joe Binion D/P, Dejan Bodiroga 8, Dallas Comegys 5, Emanual Davis 5, Aleksandar Đorđević 10, Dan Gay 4, Gerald Glass 0, Billy McCaffrey 5, Petar Naumoski 2, Jeff Sanders 4, John Turner 5.
Liga ACB All-Stars (Coaches: Aíto García Reneses, Manu Moreno): Darrell Armstrong 4, Michael Curry 4, Roy Fisher 2, Dan Godfread 2, Kenny Green D/P, Warren Kidd 2, Darryl Middleton 8, Oscar Schmidt 9, Corny Thompson 0, Andy Toolson 3, Andre Turner 14.

On 2 October 2002 Euroleague All-Star Team led by Tyus Edney defeated Real Madrid at the Raimundo Saporta Pavilion in an exhibition game 91-85.^[10]

• Real Madrid - Euroleague All-Stars 85-91

Real Madrid (22+15+21+27): Michael Hawkins 2, Alberto Herreros 16, Lucio Angulo 7, Derrick Alston 6, Eduardo Hernández-Sonseca 11; Alain Digbeu 14, Dragan Tarlac 16, Lucas Victoriano 13, Maciej Lampe, Samuel Nadeau. Coach: Javier Imbroda

Euroliga Stars (21+23+14+33): Tyus Edney 16, Ariel McDonald 9, Alvertis 2, Turkcan 2, Marcelo Nicola 8; Michalis Kakiouzis 18, Luis Scola 8, Gregor Fucka 11, Navarro 3, Gur Shelef 2, Nikola Vujčić 12, Frédéric Weis; Coach: Zeljko Obradovic.

• ULEB members by 2002 were federations from: Greece, Italy, Spain, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Portugal, Switzerland, UK, Germany and Poland (11). Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Austria, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Slovenia joined in 2002.

• FIBA EuroStars
• Liga ACB Presentation Games