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Not airballing my layups anymore
Re: The 10 Most Underrated Dunk Contest Performances in NBA History
Jason richardson 2002, without a doubt
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Re: The 10 Most Underrated Dunk Contest Performances in NBA History
Originally Posted by QuebecBaller
I think LJ's contest was seriously underrated for its time. He was nasty and killed the competition heading into the finals. Only lost because he missed a few in the last round. Subsequently, Cedric Ceballos randomly walked away with the title (little known fact: the blindfold came after he'd already clinched).
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I rule the local playground
Re: The 10 Most Underrated Dunk Contest Performances in NBA History
Originally Posted by Badazzwriter
Jason richardson 2002, without a doubt
I don't anything by him is underrated.
He is still in my eyes the goat of the dunk contest.
off the backboard between the legs
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NBA sixth man of the year
Re: The 10 Most Underrated Dunk Contest Performances in NBA History
Originally Posted by sick_brah07
I hate josh smith now
but his 2005 performance was awesome
from memory he was first to put on a retro team jersey (wilkins) and do a sick windmill
If I remember Josh did a windmill from damn near the free throw line
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Re: The 10 Most Underrated Dunk Contest Performances in NBA History
Originally Posted by Dro
If I remember Josh did a windmill from damn near the free throw line
I was mostly satisfied with Smith's '05 showing. That one-footed windmill over Kenyon Martin was delightful - though it wasn't too close to the free throw line. His dunk breakdown that year:
- One hand dunk from a half foot inside the free throw line
- One-footed windmill over Kenyon Martin
- Side windmill while wearing Dominique Wilkins jersey (seemed to get a 50 for the jersey, not the dunk)
- Vince Carter-ish 360 cuff
Not a revolutionary winner, but certainly a worthy one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EfYwBb2iho
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NBA Legend
Re: The 10 Most Underrated Dunk Contest Performances in NBA History
Most underrated has to be Darrell Armstrong 1996..
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WIND DEFENDER
Re: The 10 Most Underrated Dunk Contest Performances in NBA History
LJ
Gutted to see him with no bounce in later days with Knicks
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NBA sixth man of the year
Re: The 10 Most Underrated Dunk Contest Performances in NBA History
Originally Posted by Rake2204
I was mostly satisfied with Smith's '05 showing. That one-footed windmill over Kenyon Martin was delightful - though it wasn't too close to the free throw line. His dunk breakdown that year:
- One hand dunk from a half foot inside the free throw line
- One-footed windmill over Kenyon Martin
- Side windmill while wearing Dominique Wilkins jersey (seemed to get a 50 for the jersey, not the dunk)
- Vince Carter-ish 360 cuff
Not a revolutionary winner, but certainly a worthy one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EfYwBb2iho
Yeah, that's the one, thx for clearing that up.
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Re: The 10 Most Underrated Dunk Contest Performances in NBA History
Originally Posted by coin24
Most underrated has to be Darrell Armstrong 1996..
Always thought it was a bummer Armstrong caught such a raw deal for his entrance. His dunking style basically consisted of balls-to-the-wall full court endeavors.
His first finish was pretty legit. But a couple of rim-outs and 90-seconds of running later, that feller was out of juice, leading to the bobble and layup at the end, which he's weirdly mocked for, as if a layup was his intent.
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Re: The 10 Most Underrated Dunk Contest Performances in NBA History
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Re: The 10 Most Underrated Dunk Contest Performances in NBA History
Originally Posted by sick_brah07
2004 was awesome up until the last round.... if j rich made that last 360 through the legs would have been right up there with Vince carters contest if not better
Hell ****ing no. Nobody is touching Vince when it comes to dunking.
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