2010-2019 NBA ALL STAR SLAM DUNK CONTESTS

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2019

Winner: Hamidou Diallo
The Slam Dunk Contest, as always, marked the end of the Saturday All-Star Weekend program. As every year, this contest is what the audience is desperately waiting for.
The first to dunk was Collins, who jumped off the baseline, grabbed the board and slamed the ball on the other side. Just a solid 40 points. Diallo followed with a Windmill Dunk, also from the baseline. Russell Westbrook passed him the ball by the edge of the board (48 points).
Smith needed five attempts for his 360-Windmill-Dunk. Nevertheless, the jury was impressed and gave the ex-Mavs player 45 points. Bridges wanted to finish between the legs, but he didn’t succeed in any of his four attempts and had to settle for a meager 33 points.
Together with Charlotte legend Muggsy Bogues, Bridges entered the field a second time, wearing a Larry Johnson jersey this time. He wanted to honor his predecessors at the Hornets and even wore a false gold tooth, similar to the one worn by Johnson. The Dunk was finally a 360-windmill from the baseline, the first perfect score (50 points) of the night was achieved.
Collins then tried to jump over a model plane. Before that, he put on a kind of flying cap and tied a white scarf around his neck. When the Hawks-Sophomore tried to jump over the model, he caught it with his feet and destroyed the plane. Still he got 42 points.
The next dunk included a star: Smith jumped over rapper J. Cole and put on his high school jersey.

FAYETTEVILLE x FAYETTEVILLE.@JColeNC tosses it up to a flying DSJ in #PhantomCam! pic.twitter.com/vPsL7toA4q

— #NBAAllStar (@NBAAllStar) February 17, 2019

Finally, Diallo was on again. He asked for the biggest person in the arena and invited Shaquille O’Neal to help him with his Dunk. With the Superman jersey underneath, he jumped over the Big Man, but used a hand to support himself. Up to his elbow, he rammed his arm into the basket and got stuck for a few seconds. All for a perfect score of 50 points.

🚨 SUPERMAN ALERT! 🚨

Hamidou Diallo leaps over @SHAQ and finishes with the HONEY DIP DUNK for a 5⃣0⃣! 😤😤#ATTSlamDunk #StateFarmSaturday @NBAonTNT pic.twitter.com/izASQbFDYC

— NBA (@NBA) February 17, 2019

In the final, Smith unfortunately continued his series of messed-up attempts and couldn’t finish his 360-between the legs-dunk. After that he tried another completely different Dunk, but also the Tomahawk-Slam he did not succeed (35).
Diallo also needed a second try, but at least he transformed his Dunk into a self-made one. The impressive thing was not so much the creativity, but the enormous jumping power of the rookie, who could look into the basket and collected 43 points.
Smith took Dwyane Wade and Stephen Curry to the last Dunk. After several unsuccessful attempts, he finally managed to finish with both hands. He pushed away from Wade, but the difficulty to catch the ball in the air earned him the 50 points.
Diallo had the rapper Quavo standing by, holding the ball over his head. The Thunder player stormed towards him, grabbed the ball and sunk the Windmill Dunk with both hands. With these 45 points he was the big winner of the 2019 Slam Dunk Contest.

Hamidou Diallo clears @QuavoStuntin for the flush to receive a 45 and win the #ATTSlamDunk contest! 🙌🙌#StateFarmSaturday pic.twitter.com/phERgNVvBz
— NBA (@NBA) February 17, 2019

SLAM DUNK RESULTS 2019

PLAYER	1st ROUND	FINAL
Hamidou Diallo (OKL)	48+50=98	43+45=88
Dennis Smith Jr. (NYK)	45+50=95	35+50=85
Miles Bridges (CHA)	33+50=88
John Collins (ATL)	40+42=82

Dennis Smith Jr

Dennis Smith Jr. has proven he is one of the NBA’s elite dunkers time and time again, both in-game and out. He is the only participant this year to have dunk contest experience, which might give him a slight edge. He took part last year as a rookie, but failed to make it past the first round. After being shipped to New York in the blockbuster trade that sent Kristaps Porzingis to Dallas, it appears Smith has found a new home. He scored a career-high 31 points against the Pistons, and showed that he is ready for the contest in the same game…

DENNIS. SMITH. JR. 360. 🌀😮@nyknicks | #NewYorkForever

💻📱: https://t.co/L3VurkatG8 pic.twitter.com/WOFBgKhv19

— NBA (@NBA) February 9, 2019

Miles Bridges

Miles Bridges is one of two rookies to participate in the contest this year. Although he has only played in limited minutes this season, he has shown flashes of high-level talent and athleticism. Bridges, who has been dunking since he was in 7th grade, believes that the hometown crowd will have a positive effect, “I definitely feel like I have an advantage. There will be a lot of fans there – a lot of support. I’m used to the rim so that’ll be good.” According to Bovada, he comes into the contest with the second best odds of taking home the crown.

Miles Bridges is set to compete in the AT&T Slam Dunk contest during State Farm All-Star Saturday Night.

We talked with Bridges about what it means to be a part of NBA All-Star Weekend in CLT & more. Interview coming up at 5:30!#NBAAllStar | @MilesBridges | #Hornets30 pic.twitter.com/x67AhBglUL

— Ashley Stroehlein (@ashstro) February 11, 2019

Hamidou Diallo

Although Diallo was just assigned to the Oklahoma City Blue, the Thunder’s G-League affiliate, he will still take his high-flying ability to Charlotte for the dunk contest. A rookie out of Kentucky, the 6′ 5″ shooting guard has averaged just over four points and two rebounds per game. Diallo told NewsOK that he knows he can’t go the traditional route when it comes to his dunks, “The dunks they used to do then are not in style anymore. People have seen those kinds of dunks in games and stuff like that, so you can’t really bring that to a contest. So you’ve got to be really creative and really use the internet to your advantage.” He will be the first participant from the Thunder since Serge Ibaka in 2011.

P.S. The highlights of his dunk contest against Zion Williamson from 2016 are astounding, so I highly recommend looking those up.

https://twitter.com/FLEESPORTS/status/1094088598603866112

John Collins

In his sophomore season, Collins has proven that he is going to be a centerpiece for the Hawks franchise moving forward. He is averaging 19 points and 10 rebounds in only 30 minutes of play per game. Outside of Blake Griffin and Dwight Howard, big men have not seen much success as of late in the dunk contest. At 6-10, it is unlikely he takes home the win, mainly because the majority of his dunks are on people. Not to undermine his dunking ability or raw talent, but athleticism and agility is what wins the dunk contest, and it will be hard for him to top his competitors.

HBD John Collins!
We need to see @jcollins20_ in the NBA Dunk Contest.

pic.twitter.com/R33Gb9naZN

— Ballislife.com (@Ballislife) September 23, 2018

– Jackson Goldman –

2018

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Final

Mitchell First Dunk (one handed windmill off the backboard)
Mitchell Second Dunk (360 reverse with Vince Carter Raptors shirt)
Nance First Dunk (alleyoop windmill from Larry Nance Sr)
Nance Second Dunk (double tap off the backboard)

First Round

Mitchell First Dunk (windmill off another basketball backboard)
Mitchell Second Dunk (with Darrell Griffith uniform. Off the side of the backboard jumping over three people)
Nance First Dunk (same winner dunk Larry Nance Sr did on 1984 – second attempt)
Nance Second Dunk (strong one handed jumping behind the basket)
Smith First Dunk (reverse double pump – third attempt)
Smith Second Dunk (360 between the legs – third attempt)
Oladipo First Dunk (missed dunk – reverse two handed)
Oladipo Second Dunk (tomahawk with ‘Black Panther’ mask – second attempt)

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2016 Slam Dunk Contest was a show for the ages, and Aaron Gordon arrived to New Orleans 2017 like clear favorite, but he had a disappointing performance and barely managed to dunk in the first round.
Glenn Robinson III jumping over people with a couple of 50s scores slam dunks won the contest. Unfortunately, he received surgery on his ankle in mid-October and he still has not played in this season.
New Cleveland Cavaliers player Larry Nance Jr. becomes the first contestant whose father was in a NBA Slam Dunk. Larry Nance Sr. won the first NBA Slam Dunk Contest in 1984.

Player	Team	Height	Weight	Slam Dunk	Best Dunks
Victor Oladipo	Indiana Pacers	6-4	95	Second time	Watch
Dennis Smith Jr.	Dallas Mavericks	6-3	88	First time	Watch
Larry Nance Jr.	Cleveland Cavaliers	6-9	104	First time	Watch
*Donovan Mitchell	Utah Jazz	6-3	96	First time	Watch

* Donovan Mitchell substitutes Orlando Magic Aaron Gordon (hip injury)

2017

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Final

Robinson First Dunk (jumping over Paul George – third attempt)
Robinson Second Dunk (reverse two hand jumping over three people including Paul George)
Jones First Dunk (missed dunk – between the legs jumping over two people)
Jones Second Dunk (between the legs catching the ball in the air – second attempt)

First Round

Jordan First Dunk (jumping over DJ Khaled and his mix table)
Jordan Second Dunk (weak 360 between the legs)
Robinson First Dunk (one handed reverse jumping over two people)
Robinson Second Dunk (weak 360 with the forearm on his eyes)
Jones First Dunk (jumping over four people in a row – second attempt)
Jones Second Dunk (between the legs from the side off the backboard)
Gordon First Dunk (ball falling from a drone & between the legs – third attempt)
Gordon Second Dunk (missed dunk – 360 behind the legs)

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The NBA Slam Dunk Contest repeats with a 4-contestants format. There will be two dunks in the first round for each player. The two dunkers with the highest composite scores from the first round advance to the final round to make two more dunks.
Zach Lavine won’t be back for a threepeat, and Aaron Gordon is a big favorite to win a trophy that he probably deserved last year in Toronto.
These are the Slam Dunk Contest judges: Dominique Wilkins, Gary Payton, David Robinson, Chris Webber and Alonzo Mourning.

Player	Team	Height	Weight	Slam Dunk	Best Dunks
Glenn Robinson III	Indiana	6-6	222	First Time	Watch
DeAndre Jordan	LA Clippers	6-11	265	First Time	Watch
Derrick Jones JR	Phoenix	6-7	190	First Time	Watch
Aaron Gordon	Orlando	6-9	220	Second Time	Watch

2016

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Final

Lavine First Dunk (lob, one-hand grab and dunk)
Lavine Second Dunk (windmill from the FT line)
Lavine Third Dunk (lob behind backboard, between the legs reverse dunk)
Lavine Fourth Dunk (one step over the FT line + between the legs)
Gordon First Dunk (spinning mascot with the ball, catch & 360 with one hand behind the head)
Gordon Second Dunk (jumping over mascot, changing hands under the legs and backwards)
Gordon Third Dunk (Elfrid Payton to the side of the backboard, windmill dunk)
Gordon Fourth Dunk (double-clutch to ankles and back up over the head dunk)

First Round

Barton First Dunk (between the legs & reverse with two hands)
Barton Second Dunk (missed dunk)
Gordon First Dunk (360 + between the legs)
Gordon Second Dunk (jumping over Magic mascot + between the legs)
Drummond First Dunk (after two misses, throw the ball from behind the basket and easy one hand dunk)
Drummond Second Dunk (after a few tries, Steve Nash foot assist + tomahawk)
Lavine First Dunk (lob, wrap behind back, reverse dunk)
Lavine Second Dunk (jumping from the FT line catches Andre Miller alleyoop)

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The NBA Slam Dunk Contest repeats with a 4-contestants format. There will be two dunks in the first round for each player. The two dunkers with the highest composite scores from the first round advance to the final round to make two more dunks.
4 different players fighting for the trophy: two sophomores and two fourth-year players, two guards and two forwards.
Last year, Zach LaVine confirmed that he was the best new dunker in the league, will he be able to repeat his title?
Nate Robinson in 2010 was the last player to win consecutive Slam Dunk contests.

Player	Team	Height	Weight	Slam Dunk	Best Dunks
Will Barton	Denver	6-6	175	First time	Watch
Aaron Gordon	Orlando	6-9	220	First time	Watch
Andre Drummond	Detroit	6-11	279	First time	Watch
Zach Lavine	Minnesota	6-5	180	Second time	Watch

2015

Winner: Zach Lavine (MIN)
Although rookie Zach Lavine is the second youngest winner of the Slam Dunk Contest (Kobe Bryant was younger in Cleveland 1997), the competition was a (super)man amongst boys. He didn’t save the best for last. Two effortless perfect dunks (50 points) in the first round demonstrated that he was the champion.
After the failed test in 2014 with the Slam Dunk Contest by teams, with dunkers like Lavine there is still some hope regarding the future of this contest.

Watch all the videos from the official site NBA.com

Final

Lavine First Dunk (between the legs with Wiggins)
Lavine Second Dunk (between the legs behind the backboard with Muhammad)
Oladipo First Dunk (missed dunk)
Oladipo Second Dunk (behind the backboard from Elfrid Payton)

First Round

Plumlee First Dunk (two hand reverse off the side of the backboard from Irving)
Plumlee Second Dunk (jumping over his brother Miles)
Antetokounmpo First Dunk (missed dunk)
Antetokounmpo Second Dunk (two hand reverse alleyoop with his brother)
Oladipo First Dunk (after singing Sinatra’s New York, New York. 360 reverse dunk)
Oladipo Second Dunk (weak finish off the side of the backboard from E. Payton)
Lavine First Dunk (between the legs reverse dunk dressed as Michael Jordan in Space Jam)
Lavine Second Dunk (powerful behind the back)

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Washington Wizard John Wall was last year NBA All-Star Dunk Contest champion by fan voting.
The competition was really different than your typical Slam Dunk Contest. 6 players competed representing East and West conferences, first in a ‘Freestyle Round’ and later in a ‘Battles Round’.
The outcome was very poor, one of the weakest contests I can remember, so I hope that in 2015 edition there will be some changes to bring back the excitement to the contest.
For the first time since 2012, the NBA Slam Dunk Contest is back to a 4-contestants format.
There will be two dunks in the first round for each player. The two dunkers with the highest composite scores from the first round advance to the final round to make two more dunks.
Lot of potential with one rookie and three sophomores who are going to play in the NBA Rising Stars Game the day before the contest.
These are the Slam Dunk Contest judges: Julius Erving, Tiny Archibald, Bernard King, Chris Mullin and Walt Frazier.

Player	Team	Height	Weight	Slam Dunk	Best Dunks
Giannis Antetokounmpo	Milwaukee	6-11	217	First time	Watch
Zach Lavine	Minnesota	6-5	180	First time	Watch
Mason Plumlee	Brooklyn	6-10	235	First time	Watch
Victor Oladipo	Orlando	6-4	210	First time	Watch

2014

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Four first-time contestants will join last year winner Terrence Ross and Pacers star Paul George, who didn’t pass the first round in 2012.
After a few years of low-profile names, New Orleans Slam Dunk Contest includes three NBA All-Stars.
There are three players from East conference and three more from West conference and one HUGE change in the rules of the contest: The winner of the contest will be a conference not a player.
The Slam Dunk Contest will feature two rounds, Freestyle Round and Battles Round. In the Freestyle Round, the three dunkers for each conference will have a 90 second limit to make as many dunks as they want, in the order they want and assisting each other if necessary. Each player has to make at least one dunk. The panel of judges will determine which conference win the Freestyle Round.
The Battle Round will consist of head-to-head matchups (East dunkers vs. the West dunkers). The conference who won Freestyle Round will be given the choice of order for dunks in the Battle Round. Each player will be limited to three attempts to complete a Battle Round dunk. Upon losing a head-to-head battle, the losing dunker is eliminated from the competition. The first conference to win three head-to-head battles will win the Battle Round and be crowned Slam Dunk champions.

Player	Team	Height	Weight	Slam Dunk	Best Dunks
John Wall	Washington	6-4	195	First time	Watch
Terrence Ross	Toronto	6-6	195	Second time	Watch
Ben McLemore	Sacramento	6-5	195	First time
Damian Lillard	Portland	6-3	195	First time
Paul George	Indiana	6-8	210	Second time
Harrison Barnes	Golden State	6-8	210	First time	Watch

2013

Winner: Terrence Ross (TOR)
This contest was supposed to have a really high level, and started very good with the first three East dunks.
Later, Kenneth Faried and Eric Bledsoe needed a lot of attempts to finish easy dunks, and in their second dunks both, James White and Gerald Green (two of the favorites), wasted 90+ seconds without any success.
Terrence Ross deserved to be the winner (thanks to fan voting) with four slam dunks full of athletic exhibition.
Jeremy Evans is a deserving finalist who almost repeated the Champion title.

Watch all the videos from the official site NBA.com

1st Round

Gerald Green first dunk (off the backboard side with Lance Stephenson, head over rim)
Gerald Green second dunk (missed dunk)
James White first dunk (two-handed slam jumping one step over the free throw line)
James White second dunk (missed dunk)
Terrence Ross first dunk (360 behind the back)
Terrence Ross second dunk (180 catching the ball in the air)
Kenneth Faried first dunk (soft 360 off the backboard)
Kenneth Faried second dunk (off the backboard & between the legs)
Eric Bledsoe first dunk (easy dunk)
Eric Bledsoe second dunk (‘cradle the rock’ dunk)

Jeremy Evans first dunk (over Mark Eaton)
Jeremy Evans second dunk (360 with 2 balls)

Final

Terrence Ross first dunk (Vince Carter tribute, 360 off the backboard side)
Terrence Ross second dunk (over a ballboy & behind the legs)
Jeremy Evans first dunk (over a big canvas)
Jeremy Evans second dunk (one-handed catching the ball in the air)

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For the first time since 2001, 6 players will participate on the Slam Dunk Contest.
Four first-time contestants will join two past winners of the contest: Jeremy Evans, last year champion; and Gerald Green, 2007 winner.
There are three players from East conference and three more from West conference.
The dunkers with the highest score from each conference after the first round (two dunks) will compete head-to-head on the final, where fan voting (nba.com, twitter, mobile apps & SMS) will determine the champion.
Yao Ming, Clyde Drexler, Dikembe Mutombo, Rudy Tomjanovich and Hakeem Olajuwon will be the Slam Dunk Contest judges.

Player	Team	Height	Weight	Slam Dunk	Best Dunks
James White	New York Knicks	6-7	200	First time	Video 1 – Video 2
Terrence Ross	Toronto Raptors	6-6	195	First time	Video 1 – Video 2
Gerald Green	Indiana Pacers	6-8	200	Third time	Video 1 – Video 2
Kenneth Faried	Denver Nuggets	6-8	228	First time	Video 1 – Video 2
Jeremy Evans	Utah Jazz	6-9	196	Second time	Video 1 – Video 2
Eric Bledsoe	Los Angeles Clippers	6-1	190	First time	Video 1 – Video 2

2012

Winner: Jeremy Evans (UTA)
Utah Jazz forward Jeremy Evans won, what in our opinion was a very weak Slam Dunk Contest, but he was the contestant with the highest fan support between more than 3m votes sent.
His best dunk was a jump over teammate Gordon Hayward where he caught and dunk the balls Hayward threw in the air.
The contest included guest stars (Kevin Hart and Puff Daddy), tributes (White Men Can’t Jump film, Larry Bird, Karl Malone and Cedric Ceballos) and even a dunk by Paul George with the lights turned off.

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This year’s contest will feature a new single-round format. Each player has to execute three dunks, and only fan voting will determine who is the champion.
Besides SMS and nba.com, fans can also vote their favorites by Twitter with the hashtag #SpriteSlam after all the players have completed their first dunk.

Player	Team	Height	Weight	Slam Dunk	Best Dunks
Derrick Williams	Minnesota Timberwolves	6-8	241	First time	YouTube
Jeremy Evans *	Utah Jazz	6-9	194	First time	YouTube
Paul George	Indiana Pacers	6-10	210	First time	YouTube
Chase Budinger	Houston Rockets	6-7	218	First time	YouTube

* Jeremy Evans replaced New York Knicks guard Iman Shumpert, who was injured (left patella tendinitis).

2011

Winner: Blake Griffin (LAC)
Blake Griffin confirmed his Favorit roll winning the fan voting after jumping over a car with a gospel choir singing “I believe I can fly”.
Javale McGee had a original staging in the contest: first a dunk with 2 balls and 2 baskets and later a dunk with 3 balls.
Serge Ibaka made the classic free throw dunk and another grabbing a teddy bear with his mouth.
DeMar DeRozan made a good performance, with a between-the-legs alleyoop and a reverse windmill.

https://youtu.be/VGlFyTcdeSQ

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Young power influx to the NBA Slam Dunk Contest. Last year champion Nate Robinson won’t defend his title, and four players (mostly tall players) who are debuting in the contest will fight to become the 20^th winner of the Slam Dunk Contest.
Blake Griffin is the fan favorite. Coming back from a season-ending injury, the powerful dunks of the Los Angeles Clippers rookie are always between the NBA top plays.
Serge Ibaka is familiar with this kind of event, winning the Spanish dunk contest before jumping to the NBA.
DeMar DeRozan is the only guard between the participants and replaces Brandon Jennings who is currently sidelined with a foot injury.
JaVale Mcgee‘s height is a rareness in the Slam Dunk Contest, and could become the first 7 footer to win it.

2010

https://youtu.be/hpyTmvWEGRo

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There were no surprises with the announcement of the NBA Slam Dunk 2010 contestants, all the Lebron hype about making the Slam Dunk Contest is clearly forgotten. There’s no Superman (Dwight Howard) this year, so Nate Robinson won’t need his Kryptonite dunk to repeat his 2009 title. He will compete against Bobcats forward Gerald Wallace and Lakers guard Shannon Brown.
Wallace returned to the All-Star, 8 years after his first Slam Dunk Contest, the new “longevity record” in the contest, beating Clyde Drexler who had a 5 years span (1984-1989) between his debut and his last appearance in the contest.
In 2002 (Jason Richardson first All-Star show), he finished with 84 points, 1 point short to advance to the final.
Shannon Brown will perform for the first time in Dallas. He has been a fan favorite in the last months with his huge leaps, and was a safe bet to take part in this year’s contest. You can visit LetShannonDunk.com
The last player to put his name in the contest is Raptors rookie DeMar DeRozan. Last year Rudy Fernandez won the rookie voting for the fourth spot on the 2009 Slam Dunk contest. This season the NBA has made a new system called “All Star Slam Dunk-In”, to be played at halftime of the Friday’s Rookie Challenge.
DeRozan competed against Clipper Eric Gordon. Both players had to make two dunks and DeRozan dominated easily making his dunks in the first attempt, including the best dunk, a great jump for a between-the-legs dunk. DeRozan got 61% of the fan SMS and online voting, while Gordon only had 31%.

Players	1st Round	Final
Glenn Robinson III	50+41=91	44+50=94
Derrick Jones Jr	45+50=95	37+50=87
DeAndre Jordan	41+43=84
Aaron Gordon	38+34=72

Players	1st Round	Final
Zach LaVine	50+49 =99	50+50+50+50 =200
Aaron Gordon	45+49 =94	50+50+50+47 =197
Andre Drummond	36+39 =75
Will Barton	44+30 =74

Players	1st Round	Final
Zach Lavine	50+50=100	45+49=94
Victor Oladipo	50+39=89	31+41=72
Mason Plumlee	40+36=76
Giannis Antetokounmpo	30+35=65

Players	First Round	Fan Votes
Terrence Ross	50+49=99	58%
Jeremy Evans	47+43=90	42%
Eric Bledsoe	39+50=89
Kenneth Faried	39+50=89
Gerald Green	50+32=82
James White	45+32=77

Players	First Round	Final
Blake Griffin	49+46:95	68%
Javale McGee	50+49:99	32%
DeMar DeRozan	44+50:94
Serge Ibaka	45+45:90

SLAM DUNK CONTEST
2019	2009	–	1989
2018	2008	–	1988
2017	2007	1997	1987
2016	2006	1996	1986
2015	2005	1995	1985
2014	2004	1994	1985
2013	2003	1993	Winners
2012	2002	1992	Records
2011	2001	1991	Players
2010	2000	1990

Players	First Round	Final
Nate Robinson	44+45:89	51%
DeMar DeRozan	42+50:92	49%
Shannon Brown	37+41:78
Gerald Wallace	38+40:78

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