Real Madrid delivered a dominant ACB road performance, defeating Tenerife 118-83 in a game defined by offensive efficiency, ball movement and control of the glass. Madrid won by 35 points and consistently found high-percentage looks, pulling away as the game progressed and preventing Tenerife from mounting a sustained comeback. Mario Hezonja led Real Madrid with 20 points, while Theo Maledon added 16 and Omer Faruk Yurtseven contributed 14 in a balanced scoring effort. Madrid’s depth and execution stood out, with the team recording 21 assists and controlling the rebounding battle 34-19. Their shooting numbers were decisive, including 28-of-37 from the field and 11-of-24 from three-point range in the provided team statistics. Tenerife got a strong individual performance from Patty Mills, who scored a game-high 21 points, while Jaime Fernandez added 14. However, Tenerife could not match Madrid’s pace or efficiency across four quarters. Despite shooting well inside the arc and making 11 three-pointers, the home side was limited by the rebounding deficit and Madrid’s ability to turn possessions into quality scoring chances. For Real Madrid, the result reinforces their status as one of the ACB’s most complete teams, with multiple scoring options and strong execution on both ends. Tenerife will need to regroup quickly, particularly by addressing defensive resistance and rebounding consistency, if it wants to respond in upcoming league play.