In 2002, the last Korac Cup final was held, where Sluc Nancy won by beating Lokomotiv Rostov in two matches of great difference for the winner. In the first match the Gauls won by 26 points, but in the second match the Russians won by 22 points, so there was emotion almost until the end
A 30 point victory in the first leg gave Unicaja Malaga the 2001 Korac title against Hemofarm. Frederic Weis with his 13 points, 10 rebounds and 8 blocks in that first game, was decisive for the final victory of the Andalusian
In 2000 the final of the Korac was deputized by Limoges and Unicaja Malaga, with clear victory for the Gauls after their resounding victory in the first game at home, where he won 22 points and left the final on track
In 1999 we had a Spanish Korac final between Barcelona and Estudiantes. It had two very different matches, the first one held in Madrid, Estudiantes won by 16 points, so it seemed clear favourite for the title, but in the return Barcelona swept away and won by 27
In 1998 the Korac final was played between Verona and Red Star. Curiously, neither side were able to win their away game, and the Italians, led by a great Iuzzolino, took the title in the closing stages of the second leg
In 1997 the Korac final was played between two historic rivals, who offered us two matches full of passion, tension and at times hostility. Interestingly, the home team did not win in either match, and the Greeks won in Turkey against the odds, with Piculin Ortiz as the most outstanding player
In 1996, the Korac final was held between Stefanel Milan and Anadolu Efes, with the Turks winning after two matches by a single point. Naumoski made the difference against the Bodiroga, Blackman and Fucka
In 1995, the final of the Korac was held between ALBA Berlin and Stefanel Milan, where the Germans were crowned champions thanks to a draw in their first match on Alpine soil and sealed victory on their home turf thanks to the attack of their star player Alibegovic
In 1994 the Korac final was played by Stefanel Milan and PAOK Thessaloniki, where the Greeks were clearly superior, winning both matches, with Prelevic on the outside and the Berry and Savic duo on the inside, making the difference
In 1993, the Korac final was played between the two Italian teams Philips Milan and Virtus Roma, with the former winning both matches, and the latter winning the home match in a clear-cut manner. A final with much appeal for the level of stars such as Radja, Djordjevic, Pittis and Riva among others
In 1992, another Italian final was held in the Korac Cup, where Roma were able, after the first match had ended in a draw, to win on the opposing side against Scavolini. Radja and Mahorn took all the limelight, but it was Niccolai who was very active in attack at the key moment
