The first UBA match was played on 17 July 2015 at Gachibowli Indoor Stadium, Hyderabad between Bengaluru Beast and Pune Peshwas.

Ravi Bhardwaj (Punjab Steelers) was the MVP of UBA season 1, averaging 20.3 points per game.

Vinay Kaushik (Delhi Capitals) was awarded MVP honors, averaging 18.7 points per game.

Narender Grewal (Pune Peshwas) won MVP honors, averaging 31.8 points per game.

UBA season 1 semifinals involved Pune Peshwas, Haryana Gold, Chennai Slam and Punjab Steelers.

UBA season 2 playoffs saw the division leaders Delhi Capitals (North) and Chennai Slam (South) book their places in the semifinals series.

In the North Division, Mumbai Challengers eliminated Punjab Steelers (78-76) in a knockout play-in game for a semifinal berth against Delhi Capitals.

South Division play-in game saw Pune Peshwas edge out Bengaluru Beast (79-73) for a semifinal matchup with Chennai Slam.

North Division semifinals saw Delhi Capitals drop their first game (75-69) to Mumbai Challengers but they rallied and won the next two matches (72-61 and 78-69) to go through to the finals series.

In the North Division semifinals series, Punjab Steelers mounted a 14-point comeback in the first game and defeated Haryana Gold (98-91).

In the South Division semifinals series, Chennai Slam defeated Pune Peshwas in two games (98-91 and 97-79) to face Punjab Steelers in finals.

Mumbai Challengers needed just two games to come out on top of Bengaluru Beast (winning 110-95 and 118-105[7]) as they won their first UBA Championship.

The camps were designed to expose the best players in India to world class training, facilities and competition.

The goal of the cap was to inculcate habits in the players which they carry back with them and imbibe in their daily routines to elevate their game higher.

The exercise drills have been specially designed by Keith Wilson, head performance coach at Pro Advantage Systems in Phoenix.

The following players were selected to participate in the 1st camp: Ajinkya Mehta (Pune Peshwas), Gurvinder Singh Gill (Punjab Steelers), Jagdeep Bains (Mumbai Challengers), Kaif Zia (Bengaluru Beast), Ram Kumar (Chennai Slam), Ravi Bhardwaj (Punjab Steelers), Taj Sandhu (Punjab Steelers), Vijay (Pune Peshwas) and Yudhvir (Delhi Capitals) The second UBA U.S. pro training camp was held in December 2016.

It was attended by Akashdeep Hazra (Haryana Gold), Dildar Brar (Mumbai Challengers), Gurvinder Singh "Garry" Gill (Punjab Steelers), Gaurav Ohlan (Pune Peshwas), Himanshu Sharma (Haryana Gold), Jairam Jat (Chennai Slam), Mahesh Padmanabhan (Hyderabad Sky), Ajinkya Mane (Pune Peshwas), Manu Thomas (Hyderabad Sky), Nikhil (Mumbai Challengers), Prudhvi Reddy (Mumbai Challengers), Siddhant Shinde (Pune Peshwas), Taj Sandhu (Punjab Steelers) and Vikas Mor (Haryana Gold).

It was attended by Satnam Singh[14] (1st Indian drafted in NBA), Garry Gill[15] (Punjab Steelers), Jagdeep Bains[16] (Mumbai Challengers), Khushmeet Singh Atwal[17] (Bengaluru Beast), Loveneet Singh Atwal (Bengaluru Beast), Ajinkya Mane[18] (Pune Peshwas), Narender Grewal (Pune Peshwas), Nikhil Dahiya[19] (Mumbai Challengers), Palpreet Brar[20] (Bengaluru Beast), Prudhvi Reddy[21] (Mumbai Challengers), Siddhant Shinde[22] (Pune Peshwas) and Yadwinder Singh[23] (Haryana Gold).