WHA All-Star Game

The World Hockey Association was a professional hockey league founded in 1973. The WHA ceased to exist after merging with the National Hockey League in 1979. In total, the league held seven all-star games, with four of the matchups involving the Western and Eastern Divisions. Two matched league All-Stars against world competition and one utilized the defending Avco Cup champion. All except the last edition was one game, as the league elected to use their All-Star team (composed of five of the six surviving teams) to play Moscow Dynamo for three games.

List of games

Eastern Division (3 wins)	Western Division (1 win)	Canada (2 wins)	WHA All-Stars (1 win)

Year	Result	Host arena	Host city	Game MVP
1973	Eastern 6, Western 2	Colisée de Québec	Quebec	Wayne Carleton, Ottawa Nationals
1974	Eastern 8, Western 4	St. Paul Civic Center	St. Paul, Minnesota	Mike Walton, Minnesota Fighting Saints
1975	Western 6, Eastern 4	Edmonton Coliseum	Edmonton, Alberta	Rejean Houle, Quebec Nordiques
1976	Canada 6, United States 1	Richfield Coliseum	Cleveland, Ohio	Canada: Real Cloutier (Quebec) Paul Shmyr (Cleveland)
1977	Eastern 4, Western 2	Hartford Civic Center	Hartford, Connecticut	Western: Willy Lindstrom, Winnipeg Jets Eastern: Jean-Louis Levasseur
1978	Quebec Nordiques 5, WHA All-Stars 4	Colisée de Québec	Quebec	WHA: Mark Howe, New England Whalers Quebec: Marc Tardif
1979	WHA All-Stars 4 Moscow Dynamo 2 WHA All-Stars 4, Moscow Dynamo 2 WHA All-Stars 4, Moscow Dynamo 3	Edmonton Coliseum	Edmonton, Canada	No MVP