Who is the best dunk in NBA history?

The NBA's 2000 slam dunk contest was the most exciting.

Undoubtedly, the 2000 Slam Dunk Contest. The All-Star Slam Dunk Contest brought together the likes of Maddie, Carter, Francis and Finley as the likes of Maddie, Carter, Francis and Finley, all of whom are physically fit and promising. At the slam dunk contest, Carter finally shocked the four with a slam dunk skill that changed hands under the crotch, surpassing Jordan and establishing the status of a new generation of dunk kings in one fell swoop, and his dunks have been famous for centuries ever since.

2000 Slam Dunk Contest Final Standings: 1st Place: Vince Carter 2nd Place:

Steve Francis 3rd place: Tracy McGrady 4th place: Ricky Davis 5th place:

Jerry Stackhouse Sixth place: Larry Hughes.

The NBA All-Star Slam Dunk Contest is an important part of the NBA All-Star Weekend, which has been established since 1984. In the first round, each person dunked three times, and the three players with the highest total score advanced to the finals, and the players with the highest scores were the last to play in the finals. In the final stage, each person will be deducted twice, and the winner with the highest score will be the champion.

Needless to say, everyone on earth knows it. Some people say that Jordan was born for championships and Carter was born for dunks. In the 2000 slam dunk contest, Francis's fighting style became a classic, and his shot in the subsequent Olympics separated the center of the French team"Buckle of the Century", and no one else can do it.

Now, although his foot has lost its former charm due to an injury, he still often surprises us.

1985, 1st place: Dominic Wilkins 2nd place: Michael Jordan 3rd place: Terence Stansberry, 4th place: Julius Irving.

1987, 1st place: Michael Jordan 2nd place: Dominic Wilkins 3rd place: Meaningless people.

2000, 1st Place: Carter 2nd Place: Francis 3rd Place:

Maddie's above three editions are the most classic three, and although they are of great significance to the one in which Barry won the championship in '96, they are not very classic. There was also Kobe's class in 97, in fact, Kobe's opponent was really good at that time, but he was also ranked in that class, which is very incomprehensible.

1985, 1st place: Dominic Wilkins 2nd place: Michael Jordan 3rd place: Terence Stansberg.

Fourth place: Julius Owen.

1987, 1st place: Michael Jordan 2nd place: Dominic Wilkins 3rd place: Meaningless people.

2000, 1st Place: Carter 2nd Place: Francis 3rd Place:

Maddie's above three editions are the three most classic in my opinion, and although they mean a lot to the Barry Championship in '96, they are not very classic. There is also Kobe's class in 97, in fact, Kobe's opponent at that time was really vegetable, can you say that Sura is a dunk? But he also ranked in that class, which is very incomprehensible.

It was Jordan and Dominic Wilkins who were the best-looking and most classic.

In 2000, Carter's several dunks were too classic.

Carter. The dunk performance of the Flyer Carter at his peak was very exciting, with a violent dunk between people, a jump dunk from the free throw line, and won the title of dunk king.

Personally, I think it should be Jordan, because Jordan's freestyle basketball is very good.

Personally, I think James' dunk is the most spectacular, and he is able to take off from the free throw line.