Atlanta Hawks vs Oklahoma City Thunder Final Score & Over/Under Result — Dec 29, 2025

When these teams met in late October, Oklahoma City's defense suffocated Atlanta in a 117–100 grind that totaled just 217 points. This rematch told an entirely different story—a high-scoring affair that obliterated expectations, as the combined 269 points soared 36.5 points over the 232.5 market total. DAGGER leaned under and missed.

The opening quarter set the tone for a track meet start. The teams combined for 73 points in Q1, with Atlanta's Nickeil Alexander-Walker (30 pts, 5 ast) and Onyeka Okongwu (26 pts, 14 reb, 6 ast) leading early offensive fireworks. Oklahoma City answered through Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who finished with 39 points and 6 assists, and Chet Holmgren's 24 points and 10 rebounds. The first half combined for 144 points as both offenses dictated pace, though OKC edged ahead by halftime. Atlanta clawed back in the third quarter's 72-point combined eruption, but Oklahoma City's 43-point third quarter proved decisive—the Thunder extended their lead and held on despite a sluggish fourth. Jalen Williams (20 pts, 7 ast) and complementary scoring from Vít Krejčí (18 pts) kept Atlanta within striking distance, but OKC's 140 stood firm. The fourth quarter combined for just 53 points, a sharp deceleration that closed out a game that defied the defensive blueprint from October.