Who won Dunk Contest 2010?

Nate Robinson
Nate Robinson won the 2010 contest on February 13 in Dallas, becoming the first 3-time Slam Dunk champion. Robinson took on Shannon Brown of the Los Angeles Lakers, Gerald Wallace of the Charlotte Bobcats, and DeMar DeRozan of the Toronto Raptors.

Did LeBron ever do the dunk contest?

LeBron actually won a dunk contest in high school Back in 2003, James competed in the Powerade Jam Fest as part of the McDonald’s All-American Game, and he beat out Von Wafer and Shannon Brown for the title. You can watch the entire dunk contest on YouTube via the link above.

How many dunk contests was Jordan in?

Miner, aka “Baby Jordan”, spent just four seasons in the NBA but won the Slam Dunk Contest in 1993 and ’95. Years later, Richardson dazzled his way to victories in 2002 and ’03 to join Jordan as the only back-to-back winners.

Is Nate Robinson rich?

According to current estimates, Nate Robinson’s net worth stands at $9 million.

Why won’t JA do the dunk contest?

Memphis Grizzlies standout rookie Ja Morant has decided not to participate in the NBA Slam Dunk Contest during All-Star Weekend in Chicago next month, league sources told Yahoo Sports. Maintaining good health for the duration of the season is his main priority, sources said.

Is there an NBA player that can’t dunk?

Steve Nash, Los Angeles Lakers Not being able to dunk hasn’t hindered Steve Nash at all during a 17-year NBA career.

Who was the shortest person to ever dunk?

Given the fact that Muggsy Bogues didn’t ever dunk in-game, the title of “shortest NBA player to dunk” belongs to Spud Webb. Measuring just 5-foot-7, Spud Webb not only dunked in games, but even won the 1986 NBA Slam Dunk Contest.

Who is the shortest Slam Dunk Champion?

Spud Webb
On February 8, 1986, Spud Webb, who at 5’7” was one of the shortest players in the history of professional basketball, wins the NBA slam dunk contest, beating his Atlanta Hawks teammate and 1985 dunk champ, the 6’8” Dominique Wilkins. Anthony Jerome “Spud” Webb was born July 13, 1963, in Dallas, Texas.

Who won first dunk contest?

Larry Nance
The Dunk Contest has provided with plenty of classic moments during its history. The NBA’s first dunk contest occurred in 1976-77, but the format was a season-long event. It became a stand-alone event during All-Star Weekend in 1984, and Larry Nance was the first ever winner in this format.

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