No, how high Carter s death buckle jumped

120 cm.

Carter: Carter has played for the Miami Heat, San Antonio Spurs, Minnesota Timberwolves and Denver Nuggets. He played in 434 games in his career, started 169 games, averaged minutes per game, contributed points, four assists and one steal.

A career-high 15 assists and 6 steals.

Death dunk: Poster dunk generally refers to the dunk behavior of the attacker facing the defender head-on in a basketball game, and blocking or riding the defender. Because this kind of dunk jumper jumps very high and has super physical fitness, as if he wants to kill someone, this kind of dunk is called a death dunk.

The term was coined by Vince Carter of the USA team at the Sydney 2000 Olympics and jumped directly over the 218cm tall Frédéric Weiss dunk of the French team. It is currently often used to describe the violent dunk of Griffin of the Clippers and the endorsement of DeAndre Jordan riding and dunking Brandon Knight.

The French center who was dunked by Vince Carter's death in the Olympics was Frederick Weiss, who was 2.18 meters tall, when Carter broke the ball at the three-point line in the front court, when he saw the 2.18 meter Wes standing in front of him, he was not afraid, and forced to jump, flew over Wes's head and dunked the ball into the basket, Kevin Garnett, who was standing next to him, congratulated Carter like crazy. This buckle was even dubbed the "buckle of the century" by fans.

2. Frederick Weiss was also drafted by the NBA after the death dunk, but did not enter the NBA. One of the reasons is that the homo economicus happened to be in prison for a crime at the time; The second reason is that Weiss himself doesn't like NBA basketball, thinking that the NBA pays too much attention to himself and doesn't play team basketball, while Weiss is a team player with no outstanding performance ability and inconspicuous data; The third reason is that I had just finished a herniated disc at that time.

The death of the dunk led to the retirement of center Weiss (Nash seems to be less than thirty years younger), and the French ** called it the death dunk, and because it happened in the first year of the 21st century, it was called the dunk of the century.

I really convinced some people, but Weiss didn't have anything, and the psychological disorder was mainly because his son was autistic. The buckle of death is an extremely high bouncing explosiveness and abdominal strength, and a series of movements make people look as if they are about to suffocate, so it is called the buckle of death.

On September 25, 2000, in the men's basketball group stage of the Sydney Olympic Games, in the game between the United States team and the French team, Vince Carter, the No. 9 player of the United States team, broke the ball in the front court, and faced the defense of the French team's 213cm tall center Weiss, jumped directly over the opponent's head, and smashed the ball into the basket with a tomahawk. This dunk has been rated as the greatest dunk in basketball history many times, and it is rumored to have directly led to the retirement of the French center, so it is called the "death dunk".

It was expelled from the French national team, and 2.18 meters was thrown to the world stage by 1.98 meters.

The detained French center had a direct psychological breakdown and retired.

The rider slams his head or shoulders to destroy all of Carter's descendants!! can make him retire for the rest of his life! Alas, in the end, he is tall and soft-hearted....

Because he detained others, he had psychological problems, and his competitive level declined, which led to the retirement of others!

said: Oh, I'll rub it, this kid can be buckled, press the spring under his feet, why is it so bullish! I really convinced him.

Listen to it yourself, does it matter what you say?

At the 2000 Sydney Olympics, Carter, who represented the United States, dunked against Frederick Weiss, who is 2.18 meters tall. This goal caused a great sensation at the time. Known as the clasp of death.

In an international match, Carter blocked Mi's French center Weiss with a "death dunk", and it was rumored that the latter had to withdraw from his career because of Carter's classic dunk, but this was not the case, and Weiss denied this rumor in a later interview.