Can't forget Jason Richardson's contest-winning dunk in 2003. Under pressure, one (true) attempt to do it. Enjoy the end of one of the most underrated showdowns in the contest's history.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PejeH1uzDJs

Props for giving credit to Orlando Woolridge for being the first (in the NBA Dunk Contest) to do a through-the-legs dunk.

But I'm also surprised no one referred to Terence Stansbury's famed “Statue of Liberty 360″. He always came in 3rd place (1985, 1986, 1987) and did this dunk every single contest. Yet, it never got old and no one (only Shannon Brown has come close, that I've seen) has been able to do it (ask Steve Francis in 2002: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkRCbguZv4U&feat…).

Thanks for a quality post of great and epicfail dunks!

Can't forget Jason Richardson's contest-winning dunk in 2003. Under pressure, one (true) attempt to do it. Enjoy the end of one of the most underrated showdowns in the contest's history.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PejeH1uzDJs

Props for giving credit to Orlando Woolridge for being the first (in the NBA Dunk Contest) to do a through-the-legs dunk.

But I'm also surprised no one referred to Terence Stansbury's famed “Statue of Liberty 360″. He always came in 3rd place (1985, 1986, 1987) and did this dunk every single contest. Yet, it never got old and no one (only Shannon Brown has come close, that I've seen) has been able to do it (ask Steve Francis in 2002: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkRCbguZv4U&feat…).

Thanks for a quality post of great and epicfail dunks!