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Why Vince Carter’s Dunk Contest Changed The NBA’s Global Appeal

Vince Carter participated in the NBA Slam Dunk Contest in 2000 and shocked everyone with his powerful and inventive dunks. People had never seen such skill, control, and energy in a single dunk. Even ...
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Vince Carter explains why he never returned to the Slam Dunk Contest after 2000: "I'm going to do it against the best competition. I want the best athletes"

At the 2000 NBA All-Star Weekend, Vince Carter made the world fall in love with the Slam Dunk Contest all over again. The high-flying Toronto Raptors star put on a show. With every leap, every spin, ...
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Vince Carter and his Olympics ‘dunk of death’ still among elite plays 25 years later

It’s time to celebrate something Vince Carter doesn’t like discussing regularly. I got to know Carter a bit when he played for the Sacramento Kings during the 2017-18 season. That’s when I learned he ...
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"I have them safe" - "Dunk of Death" kicks are one of three game-worn shoes that Vince Carter preserved

Vince Carter's dunk over Frenchman Frederick Weis is arguably the greatest in-game dunk of all time. The 6'6" Carter defied the law of gravity when he literally jumped over the 7'2" Weis during Team ...
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"That's my favorite. And it's a dunk that never went in" - Antawn Jamison relived Vince Carter's jaw-dropping missed dunk against Duke

Having played with Vince Carter for his entire collegiate career at the University of North Carolina, it's safe to say that talented scoring forward Antawn Jamison had seen the hyper-athletic wingman ...