...that weak sauce gets a 5/10. Now, as for today's winner...
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I’ve always felt that dunking on a guy in a one-on-one situation is pretty much the ultimate form of ownage. Maybe it’s not the most jaw-dropping way to slam, but no play expresses physical dominance quite like a prolonged back down followed by a rim-rocking finish. Don’t believe me? Ask Chris Dudley. For this reason, James Johnson is your winner…
Re: -StroShow's Daily Poster Thread 2011/12 (Throw It Down Big Man!)-
Looking at the year's Posters lists. Here are some fun facts:
The last name Johnson is tied with last name Williams for most times as Posterizers (3 players each, Johnsons lead with 4 total posters).
The last name Williams is tied with the last name Gasol for most times as Posterized (2 players, Gasols lead with 3 total posterized
Samuel Dalembert, Channing Frye, Jan Vesely, Serge Ibaka, Nene, and Rudy Gay are the only players to have been posterizers and been posterized, we can call this: the Karma effect.
Of all of the Posterizers, 39 are American-born. One is Australian (Bogut), two french (Nicolas Batum, Ian Mahinmi who is Beninese/Jamacain), one Brazilian (Nene), one Haitian-Canadian (Dalembert), one Czech (Vessely), one polish (Marcin Gortat), one British (Deng), two Congolese (Eyenga, Ibaka), one Turkish (Semih Erden) .
This took longer than I thought, I'll look for Posterized nationalities next.
Re: -StroShow's Daily Poster Thread 2011/12 (Throw It Down Big Man!)-
From Posterized:
There are 31 American-born players, one Dominican (Horford), one Georgian (Pachulia), two Mexican (Gustavo Ayon, Earl Watson who is American-Mexican), three Spanish (Rubio, Pau and Marc Gasol), one Swedish (Jonas Jerebko), two Turkish (Ilyasova, Okur), one Haitian-Canadian (Dalembert), one American-Swedish-French (Noah), one Greek (Kosta Koufos), 1 and 1/2 French (Diaw, Noah is French from father's side), one Brazilian (Nene), one Nigerian-American (Emeka Okafor, both parents Nigerian), two Congolese (Bismack Biyombo (had to type full name for awesomeness), Ibaka), one American-German (Chris Kaveman), one Czech (Vessely),
Another fun fact: Epke Udoh's real middle name is Friday.