Legends Farewell Gala

Spanish Basketball Gala Experienced its Fifth Edition, the Most Emotional of All

The Spanish Basketball Gala, organized by the Spanish Basketball Federation (FEB) and MARCA, took place at the Zarzuela Hippodrome. The event was a celebration of the achievements of Spanish basketball, and it had a special emotional impact on the attendees.

Three legends of Spanish basketball, Rudy Fernández, Sergio Rodríguez, and Vega Gimeno, were recognized for their contributions to the sport. These individuals have left a lasting impact on the game and were honored for their dedication and commitment to their respective teams.

A Plot for the Games

The gala served as a reminder of the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship. Juan Ignacio Gallardo, director of MARCA, emphasized the significance of the event in the context of the upcoming Paris Games, stating that "it is a conspiracy for Paris. Without you, it’s like a ring fell off the Games logo." He encouraged the attendees to keep working together towards a common goal.

Elisa Aguilar, president of the FEB, also spoke at the gala, congratulating the winners and focusing on the figures of Sergio, Rudy, and Vega. She praised their achievements, emphasizing the importance of teamwork and the impact that each player has had on the game.

Sergio Leaves Fans Sad, but Takes Home Recognition

Sergio Rodríguez, who is known for his exceptional skills on the court, took home the recognition of Spanish basketball. The crowd was sad to see him leave, but he was grateful for the opportunity to play the game he loves.

Rudy Fernández and Vega Gimeno, who are still active players, have yet to finish their careers. The attendees looked forward to seeing what they have in store for the future.

The Women’s 3×3 Team Writes a Historical Page

The women’s 3×3 team was also honored at the gala. Elisa Aguilar praised their achievements, emphasizing the importance of their contributions to the game. She congratulated them on their work and encouraged them to continue pushing boundaries.

A Legacy for Spanish Basketball

The event closed with José Manuel Rodríguez Uribes, president of the Higher Sports Council, stating that "it is a moral obligation to honor legends." He emphasized the importance of recognizing the achievements of players like Rudy, Sergio, and Vega, who have left a lasting impact on the sport.