Vince Carter opened the contest with a perfect 50, with one of the most iconic dunks in the content’s history. That first dunk prompted Kenny Smith to say, “Let’s go home, it is over”.

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 ...

Basketball fans bring up his name often this time of year, and for good reason: Vince Carter is perhaps the most memorable dunker ever. After winning NBA Rookie of the Year in 1999, the former No ...

It was genius that Nike had Carter wear the Shox. Vince kept the Dunk of Death shoes Fast forward to 2017, when Carter was already 40 years old and had just completed his 19th season in the NBA.

"That's a good place to start," Wilkins said when asked if he and Carter are the best dunkers. For "The Human Highlight Film," dunking was an art form. The 1985 and 1990 dunk champion went head-to ...

Respectfully, like Vince Carter is the GOAT, you know what I mean? But I think that If you put my four dunks up against Vince Carter's four dunks. Objectively, I think my four dunks were better." ...

The debate between Michael Jordan and Vince Carter in a hypothetical dunk contest is a fan favorite. Jordan brought grace, power, and originality that defined the 80s dunk era, while Vince ...

Vince Carter is the undisputed king of the NBA Slam Dunk Contest ... but there's one guy who believes he actually deserves the crown without ever winning the competition -- Aaron Gordon.