In the history of NBA, there are countless spring men who live in the air and often perform jaw-dropping super dunks. Next, let's see which ten are on the list ~ Carter, the top ten bouncing kings in NBA history, is only the ninth, and the first one can jump 1.22 meters.
10, dominique wilkins:1.07m (42 inches).
If nothing else, just look at his nickname "the essence of human membrane" and you will know how horrible he is, and all this is inseparable from his spring legs. Wilkins is also one of Jordan's main rivals.
9. vincent carter: 1.09 m (43 inches)
Carter's dunk is staggering, which of course benefits from his non-human bounce. French center Weiss has thus become an eternal background in the history of basketball.
8. lebron james:1.12m (44 inches)
Although he has never participated in a dunk contest, LeBron's many dunks in the competition are also highly anticipated. The dunk that once jumped over the head of Bull defender Lucas showed the little emperor's jumping ability.
7. dermal bram:1.12m (44 inches)
Dublan, who is1.85m in height, comes from Jacksonville University and was selected by the Boston Celtics in the 1990 NBA draft. One of the shining moments of dermal bram's career was that he won the NBA dunk contest at 199 1 with a "watch-less" dunk.
6. shannon brown:1.13m (44.5 inches).
Brown's bounce is completely out of proportion to his basketball IQ. Anyway, his dunk is really Hollywood. Once, Brown slipped and made a fool of himself in a slam dunk performance in Latvia.
5. Spade-Weber:1.17m (46 inches)
"Potato" became famous by dunking. In the 1986 dunk contest,1.69m Weber snatched the "king of dunks" from Dominic Wilkins, the essence of human movies.
4. james white:1.17m (46 inches)
White is called "Dunk Wang Zhongwang". Although he failed in the 20 15 dunk contest, no one can underestimate White's bounce.
Jason Richardson:1.17m (46 inches)
Richardson won the dunk championship for two years in a row.
2. darrell griffith:1.22m (48 inches).
Darrell griffith, nicknamed Dr Duncan Stein, is a retired NBA player who has played for Utah Jazz all his career. Jazz critic Rod Hendry called him Golden Griff. Griffith participated in the 1985 NBA dunk contest, but only ranked sixth among eight people.
Michael Jordan: 1.22 meters (48 inches)
Jordan, nicknamed "Flying Man", bounced unusually, and the shocking spike on the free throw line also showed his amazing athletic ability to the fans.