VTB United League All-Star Game

The VTB United League All-Star Game is an annual basketball event that includes an exhibition game in which the best selected players of the VTB United League play against each other. The inaugural edition was organised on February 11, 2017, during the 2016–17 season.[1] The VTB All-Star Games also includes a dunk contest and a three-point contest.

Games

Year Date Arena Team 1 Score Team 2 MVP
11 FebruaryBolshoy Ice Dome, SochiRussia
Russian Stars
131–121

World Stars
Russia
Andrey Vorontsevich
2018
17 FebruaryYubileyny Sports Palace, Saint PetersburgRussia
Russian Stars
125–124 [2]

World Stars
Russia
Sergey Karasev
2019
17 FebruaryVTB Arena, MoscowRussia
Russian Stars
115–118 [3]

World Stars
Spain
Sergio Rodríguez
2020
16 FebruaryVTB Arena, MoscowRussia
Russian Stars
162–164 [4]

World Stars
Russia
Alexey Shved
2021
14 FebruaryVTB Arena, MoscowRussia
Russian Stars
183– 162 [5][6]

World Stars
Russia
Vitaly Fridzon
2022
20 FebruaryVTB Arena, MoscowRussia
Russian Stars
121–129 [7][8]

World Stars
Croatia
Mario Hezonja

Slam-Dunk champions

Year Player Team
2017Latvia Jānis TimmaZenit Saint Petersburg
2018United States Frank ElegarLokomotiv Kuban
2019Russia Vyacheslav ZaytsevKhimki Moscow
2020Russia Aleksandr PetenevAvtodor Saratov
2021United States Tyus BattleEnisey
2022Croatia Mario Hezonja[9]UNICS

Three-point contest winners

Year Player Team
2017Russia Sergey KarasevZenit Saint Petersburg
2018Australia Ryan BroekhoffLokomotiv Kuban
2019Russia Vitaly FridzonLokomotiv Kuban
2020Russia Vitaly Fridzon (2)Lokomotiv Kuban
2021Russia Artem KomolovNizhny Novgorod
2022United States Billy BaronZenit Saint Petersburg

Players with most appearances

Player All-Star Editions MVP Notes
Russia Dmitry Khvostov42017, 2018, 2019, 2020-
Russia Dmitry Kulagin42018, 2019, 2020, 2021-
Russia Nikita Kurbanov42018, 2019, 2020, 2021-
Russia Alexey Shved32017, 2020, 20212020
Russia Vitaly Fridzon32019, 2020, 20212021
Russia Andrey Vorontsevich32017, 2018, 20192017
France Nando de Colo32017, 2018, 2019-
Russia Sergei Monia32017, 2018, 2020-

References

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