Founded in 1983 as the Asociación de Clubs de Baloncesto (ACB), the league was established to provide a more structured and competitive platform for Spanish basketball. It quickly gained recognition for its high level of play and the development of top domestic talent.

The ACB's prominence grew in the 1990s and 2000s, highlighted by the success of teams like Real Madrid and FC Barcelona. The league became known for its intense competition and the emergence of future stars who would go on to make significant impacts in European and global basketball.

Today, the ACB is one of the leading basketball leagues in Europe, showcasing elite talent and contributing significantly to the sport’s development. Its history is rich with competitive play, memorable moments, and a strong commitment to advancing basketball in Spain.

After the previous game, everything centered around Rudy Fernandez, for whom this finals series marks a farewell to club basketball. After his appearances for the Spanish national team, he will retire. Murcia put up a good fight in Game 2, and they started Game 3 fantastically well.

Murcia managed to narrow the deficit to five points midway through the final period, but then Mario Hezonja, paired with Dzanan Musa, took control with 13 additional points for Real Madrid. This proved more than enough to secure victory in the end, earning them a consolation prize after their loss in the EuroLeague final.

This marks Real Madrid’s 15th Liga Endesa title in the club’s history, closing in on Barcelona, who have won Liga Endesa title 17 times.