Braxton Key's first-half dominance set the tone for Fenerbahce Ulker's 78–68 win over Virtus Virtus Bologna. The forward finished with 11 points and 10 rebounds across 25 minutes, shooting 4-of-5 from the floor and converting a double-double on pure efficiency. Key's work on the glass proved decisive in a grind-it-out affair where both sides struggled to find rhythm offensively. A 50 percent free-throw line (3-of-6) and a single turnover underscored his composed ball-handling for a big man operating in tight spaces. That clean shooting night — no misses inside the arc — gave Fenerbahce a reliable scoring outlet when perimeter shots weren't falling. The 10-point margin reflected a second-half control that Key helped establish early. In a EuroLeague regular season where margins often compress in the final quarter, his front-loaded impact meant the hosts could weather Bologna's rally without panic.