Who has the highest vertical jump in the NBA?

Sparta"Webb Height: 170 cm Vertical Bounce: 120 cm Running Touch Height: 360 cm.

I have to list him because he's a miracle, the first person to win a dunk title under six feet tall, and you can see how much I adore him by looking at my signature. Moreover, in the 80s, when the dunk kings gathered, it was especially difficult to win this award. Webb's excel is not only in the height of the jump, but also in the difficulty of the dunk, he can even fly backwards (pictured), this dunk action inevitably surprised all the judges at the time.

Steve"Francis Height: 191 cm Vertical bounce: 114 cm Running touch height: 380 cm.

You must remember the heroic appearance of Boss Fergus in the 2000 slam dunk contest, and his amazing bounce power allowed him to often perform incredible aerial relays in the game. Only now, he has become a wanderer who wanders between the teams, hey, life!

Nate"Robinson Height: 175 cm Vertical Jump: 112 cm Running Height: 355 cm.

He is also a dunk king under six feet, but Nate's performance must be more memorable, not only because he flew over Webb's head to surprise you, but more importantly, his never-say-die spirit, which I believe everyone must have been moved.

NBA Active Bounce Rankings Vertical take-off height: Steve Francis is 192cm tall and has a vertical take-off height of 114cm, Vince Carter is 198cm tall and has a vertical take-off height of 111cm, Allen Iverson, height 183cm, vertical take-off height 110cm, Stephen Marbury, height 188cm, vertical take-off height 101cm, Quentin Richardson, height 196cm, vertical take-off height 98cm, Kobe Bryant, height 198cm, Vertical take-off height 97cm, Tracy Mike Grady, height 203cm, vertical take-off height 93cm Kevin Garnett, height 211cm, vertical take-off height 90cm

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Potatoes are about Weber rice.

Sibert Webb, nicknamed "Potato" because he is only 1.69 meters tall, won the title of "Slam Dunk King" from Wilkins, the "Essence of Human Movies", in the 1986 "Slam Dunk Contest" and became an NBA legend.

Webb never brags about winning the dunk championship everywhere, but plays the ball more attentively, which has been praised by many fans.

He bounced on the spot for about a meter, and ran and jumped for a meter or so.

The NBA's shortest dunk king, "Potato" Webb, did not have the previous two All-Star Slam Dunk Contest lineups in 1986, and the last slam dunk king, "the best of human movies" Dominic Wilkins, seemed expected to win the championship again, and it was a big surprise that Anthony Jerome Webb, also from the Hawks, stole it all.

Sibert Webb (21 photos).

People in the limelight. Webb, nicknamed "Little Potato", is just a meter tall and weighs 60 kilograms, and he played 12 seasons in the NBA, playing in 814 regular season games, averaging points per game and shooting percentage.

The highest vertical jump in NBA history was Webb.

1.Spad Webb – 120cm

2.Steve Francis – 114cm

3.Vince Carter – 111cm

4.Alan Iverson – 110cm

5.Minnick Wilkins – 104cm

6.Stephen Marbury – 101cm

7.Michael Jordan – 98cm

8.Quentin Richardson – 98cm

9.Kobe Bryant – 97cm

10.LeBron James – 94cm

11.Tracy McGrady – 93cm

12.Kevin Garnett – 90cm

Sibert Webb, nicknamed "Potato" because he is only 1.69 meters tall, won the title of "Slam Dunk King" from Wilkins, the "Essence of Human Movies", in the 1986 "Slam Dunk Contest" and became an NBA legend.

120 cm (estimated that this kid is the tallest jumper on the planet...) Francis: 114 cm (idol, bounce, speed, technique...)

It's just too lonely... Carter: 111 cm (dunk he's amazing, not very short, explosive, just glass feet, hey) Willkins:

104 cm (80s it's amazing!) Prime! Pity...

Always pressed) Jordan: 98 cm (Don't get excited!) It's not the highest vertical jump, but he's the highest comprehensive jump, he runs and jumps up to 160 centimeters, very few in the NBA, some friends say he jumps straight 120, I read a few books and said, I do say so, but I also have a basis for this, so write it out for everyone's reference!

Kobe: 97 cm (very impressive) Maddie: 93 cm (I don't think he jumped very high!?)

How?? Garnett: 90 centimeters (not the tallest, but with a height and reach, no way) Richardson:

98 (Haven't heard of it?!) Oh, got it, this year's dunk no1) Mason: 102 (2nd in the slam dunk contest?!)

How is it higher than the first? Big Bird Bode: 73 cm (Isn't it called Big Bird?!)

Why is it so decrepit??? Oh, it turns out that his name is bird. Iverson:

110 cm (very good, at first I read the magazine was 97, some people said it was 110, the first opinion of the masses) Marbury: 101 cm (I can't see it!) Drexler:

90 cm (not to say better than Jordan?) Oh, he didn't jump very high, but he jumped far... Isn't it called a glider?

The above are some of the more famous NBA players, you can follow if you have a request. In addition, in fact, there are many spring people in the NBA, since the 90s slam dunk contest, there have been many vertical jumps on 100, but there is nothing else but jumping... So...

Hehe, it's not that the tendon is long if you jump high, the bounce is related to the overall quality of the person, Ben Wallace's tendon is not long, but he can jump at least 90 centimeters or more, Davis is also a muscle bounce type, and he can dunk at 172. Also, Jordan Carter Kobe's touch height is 4 meters, and now the NBA's highest touch height is Garnett, everyone knows this, and the highest vertical bounce in the world Guinness record is Webb 120.

Sparta Webb. Vertical take-off height: 120cm

Nicknamed "Potato", an American NBA basketball player, characterized by short stature but strong bounce, no one has been compared to this day, and won the championship in the 1986 All-Star Game Slam Dunk Contest.

Webber was an inconspicuous fourth-round pick when he first entered the NBA, drafted by the Detroit Pistons with the 87th pick in the 1985 draft. The Pistons didn't opt to sign him after picking him up, but Webber took his destiny into his own hands and won over the Atlanta Hawks with his performances, where he spent many years before moving to the Sacramento Kings and Minnesota Timberwolves. In the 1997 '98 season, he returned to the NBA from Europe and played four games for the Orlando Magic.

In 1986, the grand occasion of that All-Star seemed to be still in sight, "Potato" Webb's wonderful dunk intoxicated us, and the 2 perfect points won the championship that we can never forget, which has almost become an eternal memory for our lives. Webb pushes the envelope in the game, and the word "impossible" doesn't even appear in his dictionary. In the eyes of most people, a small man who is only 1.70 meters tall has nothing to do with dunk at all, let alone a 360-degree super blue fill.

And Webb is fortunate to be able to show himself on the big stage of the NBA, and he has become a benchmark for short players.

Potato's dunk gave us a clearer picture of what it means to be athletic, with every inch of his muscles and bones bursting with energy, and no one knew that Webb, who was only a meter, would be able to perform a two-handed backhand dunk until he saw his magical performance. In the 1986 slam dunk contest, Dominic Wilkins, the "best of human cinema", his teammate, also became his loser.