Lebron Dunk on Duncan

**duncan228** · 07-25-2009

Originally Posted by PURO SAN ANTO 210!

What bout manu's dunk on yao? I don't no how to put up the vid but i think that one is bad ass!!!!!!

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**PURO SAN ANTO 210!** · 07-25-2009

Thanks ducan228, need to try it out!

**Obstructed_View** · 07-26-2009

Elliott had a great dunk over Barkley years ago, and I think he primal screamed afterward. I saw video of it maybe once after it happened. Robinson had too many amazing dunks to list. He had at least one per game there for a while.

**Spursfan092120** · 07-26-2009

A new list...pretty legit...

**Nathan Explosion** · 07-26-2009

Here's the Derek Anderson dunk on Shawn Bradley.

**manufan10** · 07-26-2009

Originally Posted by Spursfan092120

A new list...pretty legit...

@ the knicks player's face after Jordan dunks it over Ewing for #1. PRICELESS!

**23LeBronJames23** · 07-26-2009

LeBron can dunk pretty good, but VC is the best dunker of all time!

**Nathan Explosion** · 07-26-2009

Here's a decent list as well. Not necessarily "In Your Face" dunks, but some great in game dunks listed here.

However, there is never going to be a Top 10 list that will satisfy everyone. Just too many great dunks to be listed in a Top 10.

**Spurm** · 07-26-2009

Originally Posted by Spurm

Eat it es!!!

**duncan228** · 07-26-2009

Getting dunked on
Gregory Urbano

Fans rarely visit TMZ.com for the latest in sports news. For those of us other than Joe Buck, the site is one we've heard about when it comes to delivering the latest celebrity "news." In order for TMZ to cover a sports story, it has to be something as stupid and meaningless as the usual "content" the site provides. That's why it shouldn't have surprised anyone that the geniuses at work at TMZ paid thousands of dollars to secure a video any intelligent sports fan couldn't care less about.

Nearly any real fan of LeBron James or fan of the NBA in general can tell you how often people get dunked on. For every finger-wag Dikembe Mutombo delivered, there's video of another player throwing one down on him minutes later. Alonzo Mourning, one of the game's best shot blockers over the last decade, appears in several dunk reels as you search through YouTube. Tim Duncan, Shaquille O'Neal, and Dwight Howard -- they've all been dunked on.

Fact is, getting dunked on is the man's way of taking on the play. More often than not, you'll see defenders simply back away and leave the dunk uncontested. This saves the defender from being posterized or clowned on that night's SportsCenter, but it also makes that player a b----. Funny thing is, chances are that word was censored out, unlike when TMZ called LeBron the exact same word prior to "releasing" the video to the world -- even though that had been done hours ago by another website. Seems to me like LeBron did what an aggressive defender would do, and the writers at TMZ are the ones acting like female dogs.

**Summers** · 07-26-2009

Originally Posted by duncan228

Getting dunked on
Gregory Urbano

Fans rarely visit TMZ.com for the latest in sports news. For those of us other than Joe Buck, the site is one we've heard about when it comes to delivering the latest celebrity "news." In order for TMZ to cover a sports story, it has to be something as stupid and meaningless as the usual "content" the site provides. That's why it shouldn't have surprised anyone that the geniuses at work at TMZ paid thousands of dollars to secure a video any intelligent sports fan couldn't care less about.

Nearly any real fan of LeBron James or fan of the NBA in general can tell you how often people get dunked on. For every finger-wag Dikembe Mutombo delivered, there's video of another player throwing one down on him minutes later. Alonzo Mourning, one of the game's best shot blockers over the last decade, appears in several dunk reels as you search through YouTube. Tim Duncan, Shaquille O'Neal, and Dwight Howard -- they've all been dunked on.

Fact is, getting dunked on is the man's way of taking on the play. More often than not, you'll see defenders simply back away and leave the dunk uncontested. This saves the defender from being posterized or clowned on that night's SportsCenter, but it also makes that player a b----. Funny thing is, chances are that word was censored out, unlike when TMZ called LeBron the exact same word prior to "releasing" the video to the world -- even though that had been done hours ago by another website. Seems to me like LeBron did what an aggressive defender would do, and the writers at TMZ are the ones acting like female dogs.

Hm, interesting take, but it wasn't the dunk itself that made LeBron a .