Uber Arena in Photos

Berlin became the first city, and Uber Arena became the first venue to host the EuroLeague Final Four for the third time this century.

The detailed dressing up of Uber Arena for the Final Four started early in the week.
Uber Arena was in full Final Four theme even behind the scenes.
Players of each team had a pretty good idea about which locker room belonged to their team.
Players met the press on Uber Arena's floor before each game.
The Uber Platz in front of the arena was the place to be for all basketball fans.
Fenerbahce fans were vocal in the support of their team, back at the Final Four for the first time since 2019.
Panathinaikos fans came in big numbers.
Panathinaikos beat Fenerbahce in the opening game of the Final Four on Friday.
Real Madrid had a corner with its own passionate group of supporters.
Olympiacos fans attended their third straight Final Four.
Real Madrid beat Olympiacos on Friday to reach its third straight championship game.
Ubera Arena was also a place for old teammates to catch up, like Thomas Walkup and Tyler Dorsey.
Olympiacos beat Fenerbahce in the third-place game.
Euroleague Basketball President Dejan Bodiroga and CEO Paulius Motiejunas spoke to the media at Uber Arena.
Ubera Arena was also a place of the championship game press conference on Saturday morning.
The pregame show on Sunday was impresive as always.
The dancers had the crowd bouncing.
The tip off of the championship game, however, was what everyone was waiting for.
As usual, Final Four was sold out and Uber Arena was packed the entire weekend.
In the end, Kostas Sloukas earned Final Four MVP honors for leading Panathinaikos to the title.
Panathinaikos earned the confetti at the end.
The final event of the Final Four week at Uber Arena was the winning coach's press conference. Ergin Ataman won the EuroLeague for the third time in the last four years.