EPTOn February 20 2011 13:09 Holcan wrote:
blake won before the contest started
blake won before the contest started
Yeah, but all in all still was really entertaining, dunk wise.
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tonight
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Yeah, but all in all still was really entertaining, dunk wise. | ||
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bajabaja
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Ace
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But Nate Robinson beat Iggy in 2006 so I'm not surprised. | ||
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Holcan
Canada2593 Posts
On February 20 2011 13:11 tonight wrote: Yeah, but all in all still was really entertaining, dunk wise. true, its just disturbing that you can see the KIA executive going "we can use blakes face to sell this car, lets buy the dunk contest !" : | ||
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LoLAdriankat
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a176
Canada6688 Posts
power is an essential part of dunking as well. derozan has crazy skill (all-star in training) but the first dunk lacked the OOMF for a 50 (think vince carter, he had the movement AND power). blake's first dunk was OOMF 360 two arm behind the head SLAM IT kind of awesome. his second dunk was meh ... as was mcgees and ibaka's. so its a tough call. imo it would be a tie between derozan and blake. | ||
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TieN.nS)
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SK.Testie
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And people weren't playing exceptionally hard seeing as most were shooting 60%+. Just sayin', the rookie/soph game probably had no effect on his dunking quality. | ||
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TieN.nS)
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sung_moon
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 but i heard the entire dunk contest was in general better than the recent past dunk contests | ||
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igotmyown
United States4291 Posts
Come on, Nate Robinson jumped (with a pushoff) over Dwight Howard. That's higher than a car. Nate Robinson could have definitely pulled that off. 7 footers don't get 50's when they take off beyond the free throw line, a bit too easy for them. The McGee double dunk on separate baskets was really good. DeRozan's windmill reverse dunk was really good. McGee's last dunk was anticlimactic. Blake's first 3 were good, but not as good the first attempts on his second dunk (off the side of the backboard, jump from outside the side of the paint, 360). I want to see someone some day do the legendary make change dunk, which is probably physically impossible for anyone today. | ||
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Ace
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igotmyown
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Ducci
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On February 20 2011 13:16 Ace wrote: Griffin was actually the worst of the 4. All 3, and McGee's reverse under the backboard dunk beat him easily. But Nate Robinson beat Iggy in 2006 so I'm not surprised. I know I was so mad when nate robinson won that. That shit still pisses me off. I thought Derozens 2nd dunk was the best dunk of the night followed by mcgees 1st dunk of the finals. Both incredible dunks | ||
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Ace
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ChezGod
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RowdierBob
Australia13430 Posts
Other than that I thought McGee probably was better overall. Ibaka deserved way better than he got. Still, pretty cool dunk contest. | ||
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kakaman
United States1576 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i608.photobucket.com/albums/tt166/rocky13al13oa/73993f83.jpg) Would have been funnier if he also didn't look 14 | ||
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Holcan
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Seeker
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