In the ACB 2000, Real Madrid took revenge on Barcelona three years later by winning the league on the opposite court and in the last match, 2-3 for Real Madrid, with the same protagonist on the winning side both times, Djordjevic
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ACB Final 1997: Barcelona breaks the myth of the field... (Seguir leyendo...)
Winners’ Cup 1997 Final: Real Madrid far... (Seguir leyendo...)
EuroLeague Final 1995: Sabonis crowned king of Europe... (Seguir leyendo...)
ACB Final 1994: Real Madrid overthrows Barcelona
ACB Final 1993: Sabonis ends Real Madrid’s drought
In the ACB of 1.993 the final of the previous year was repeated, but this time with a different champion. Real Madrid to the great team that already had, added the cherry Sabonis, won by 3-2 to Joventut de Badalona. A great final to recover Real Madrid’s scepter as champion of the ACB seven years later
Cup 1993 Final: Sabonis and Biriukov lead Real Madrid to a new cup
In 1993 the cup was held in A Coruña, where Real Madrid returned after four years of drought to win the cup, beating Joventut in the final by a tight score (74-71), with Sabonis and Biriukov as the most outstanding players. The MVP of the tournament was for the Baskonia player Joe Arlauckas, a curious decision, although the level of the power forward was extraordinary, because the Basques did not even get to play the final
ACB Final 1992: The Joventut repeats as champion
Winners’ Cup 1992 Final: Ricky Brown unleashes... (Seguir leyendo...)
Korac 1991 Final: Cantú wins after extra time against... (Seguir leyendo...)
Winners’ Cup 1990 Final: Ray Richardson runs... (Seguir leyendo...)
ACB Final 1989: Petrovic’s league becomes... (Seguir leyendo...)
Cup 1989 Final: Barcelona lose to Petrovic and Rogers
Winners` Cup 1989 Final: The most lethal Petrovic... (Seguir leyendo...)
ACB Final 1988: Barcelona beat Real Madrid
Cup 1988 Final: Solozábal sentences Real Madrid to... (Seguir leyendo...)
Korac 1988 Final: Real Madrid beats Petrovic’s... (Seguir leyendo...)
ACB Final 1986: Real Madrid chain their third... (Seguir leyendo...)
Cup 1986 Final: Real Madrid strings together a new cup
ACB Final 1985: Real Madrid overcomes the opposition... (Seguir leyendo...)
EuroLeague Final 1985: Real Madrid find no way to stop... (Seguir leyendo...)
Cup 1985 Final: Real Madrid beats Joventut on their... (Seguir leyendo...)
ACB Final 1984: The first ACB final ends with... (Seguir leyendo...)
Winners’ Cup 1984 Final: Jackson rules from... (Seguir leyendo...)
