Under and thru the legs from the F'ING free throw line! DISGUSTING!! Zach Levine and Aaron Gordon's contests were GHE BEST EVER and both of them are the best contest dunkers EVER. You watch them and their dunks compared to LITERALLY ALL OTHERS IN NBA HISTORY, you can't genuinely come up with another take.
The title of this should be “when u jump so high and your athleticism is so superior u casually & routinely do what your counterparts wouldn’t dare to try”🔥🔥🔥
People don't realize how hard it is to just dunk. Only a select number of people in the planet can really do it I'm just being honest. Yo fuck Zach lavine.. because that's just crazy bro.. those are some of the sickest dunks I have ever witnessed in my life I run them back all the time😅
Gabe's dunk @ 6:01 was the dunk of the day! Can't believe the commentators just laughed at it. He did the Air Gordon under both legs and then threw it down in reverse!
It's truly amazing how Wall jumps with sheer strength and physically and literally, NO effort. Pure power at Its finest. one of the best ball players ever. #noquestion.
Pretty good ! Jordan has done it better.. sometimes in the free throw line sometimes on the line .. either way . Jordan done it better, oh yeah Scottie Pippen done it too
Vince Carter it's not the first guy that ever put the ball between his legs in the NBA at first I thought it was Kobe Bryant but it wasn't it was a guy on the Chicago Bulls back in the 80s his jersey number is zero I just seen a video open slam dunk contest back in the days and I seen this dude that played on the Chicago Bulls with Michael Jordan when he was younger he took the ball roll it around this back then jumped up in the air put it through his legs and then slam dunk it and when he did it he did it like it was a shit now you got the Young Generation trying to play like they the first ones that done it no you didn't that's been done years ago in the 80s
Downs and Brockman...the Seattle suburbs had some good talent that year. You also had Martell Webster from Seattle Prep who went 6th overall to Portland that year. Back when dudes could still be drafted out of HS.
Michael Jordan and Levine appeared to be the highest jumpers, with peak head height at full 10 feet rim level, or darn close. Jordan listed at 6’6” (78”) so that would put his running vertical at 42” or better (120 - 78 = 42”).
It actually it just shows how to today's athletes, when it comes dunking, make Jordan look like he couldn't even touch the rim. Nostalgic, yes, iconic, not anymore.
