Where Jordan s furthest slam dunk was the jump

Upstairs said that Jordan can jump from the three-point line and dunk, which is computer-synthesized! If he could do that, then he wouldn't be human! Although we call him the god of basketball, he is still human!

Jordan is the furthest dunk from the free-throw line, a one-handed dunk, and he's only the second person in the NBA to do so, his predecessor being Dr. J Julius. Owen, his successor is Vince. Carter!

A one-arm heavy dunk that jumps from the free throw line during the slam dunk contest! Handsome!

The few upstairs are too exaggerated, jumping from the three-point line? You think Jordan has a rocket tied to his leg?!

The midfield is filled with blue in the air, handsome!!

A little outside the free throw line.

Take-off at the free-throw line.

Learn from Potato Weber.

45-degree angle three-point line! Classic!

The windmill in the right corner is filled with blue, and listen to what others say.

Anywhere within the free throw line.

I guess it's the free-throw line.

As far as slam dunk goes).

Slam dunk at the three-point line, which was the most sensational basketball topic in the world at that time.

Three-point 45-degree angle, I've seen, big windmill!!

One-handed dunk from the free-throw line.

It seems that Jordan stepped on the three-point line to jump and dunk in the slam dunk contest.

Jordan jumped on the 3-point line

The person who can jump off the buckle in two minutes! The first is "Dr. J" Giulias. Irwin.

The second is the "God of Basketball" Michael. Jordan. The third is "white people can fly" Brent.

Barry. The fourth is the "Canadian Air Force" Vince. Carter!

Trouble, thanks!

At the free throw line, no one can jump from the three-point line to dunk, which is beyond the limits of human beings.

In the 1987 Slam Dunk Contest, Jordan ran first and then jumped to the free throw line for a dunk.

It's impossible, no one in the world should do it, Jordan's vertical bounce of 98 centimeters, it's impossible to do, he will only jump and dunk at the free throw line, you should be talking about his shot in the movie "Slam Dunk in the Air", no one will do it in real life.

There is such a dunk in "Air Slam Dunk".

It should be Jordan, because the 1988 All-Star Slam Dunk Contest was star-studded, with Dominic Wilkins, "Little Potato" Webb and "Flyer" Jordan all appearing together. Wilkins scored 50 points in the first dunk of the final, and Jordan did not dare to slack off, and he also scored 50 points with a "kiss hoop" with both hands. In the second dunk, Wilkins scored another 50 points with a succinct dunk, and Jordan used a simple air turn and two-handed dunk under pressure, and the judges only gave 47 points, leaving the fans on Union Center Hall booing wildly.

Wilkins' third dunk was too simplistic, scoring just 45 points, which gave Jordan a chance to overtake and he only needed 49 points to win the championship. Jordan felt the pressure at this point, he looked at the sidelines, and "Dr. J" Irving pointed to the other end of the court, signaling Jordan to use the free throw line to jump and dunk again. Jordan took his advice, perhaps because of too much pressure, and his performance was unsuccessful, and the ball dunked to the back edge of the rim and bounced.

Luckily he had another chance to make a dunk, and this time he did, and he was more stretched and more powerful than he did in the semi-finals, with 50 points. Jordan successfully defended the title of "Slam Dunk King" on his home court with a two-point advantage.

In the dichotomy is the farthest distance:

Basketball God "Michael." Jordan.

In the 1987 Slam Dunk Contest, he dunked from the free throw line for the first time.

The distance is meters.

It's Jordan who dunks at the free-throw line.

The 1988 All-Star Slam Dunk Contest.

That jump made it: the trapeze.