Nate Robinson - 5"9
Spud Webb - 5"7
no, only dunk contest
You can only do this in a dunk contest but in a game you can't.
Yes there is a slam dunk contest on nba live 10. they have all the all star games.
No he was not, Dr. J was the first person to dunk from the Free throw line in the 1976 Dunk Contest. In 1976 Mj was only 13 years old
in 1996 while playing for the l.a clippers brent barry won the slam dunk contest with a dunk from the foul line emulating previous dunks by dr j and Jordan in 1996 while playing for the l.a clippers brent barry won the slam dunk contest with a dunk from the foul line emulating previous dunks by dr j and Jordan
In the 1988 Slam Dunk Contest, Michael Jordan finished with a memorable final dunk by soaring from the free-throw line, taking off and delivering a powerful dunk while seemingly floating through the air. This iconic moment not only showcased his incredible athleticism but also solidified his legacy in the contest. His performance culminated in a perfect score and helped him secure the championship against Dominique Wilkins. This dunk remains one of the most celebrated moments in NBA history.
Yes, she did. She is the only female to win it, and she did so in 2004.
You can play as him as a celebrity. I believe you can only play with him in a game of 21, dunk contest, three point contest. You can also create a myplayer of him.
Just one. His signature dunk of the contest was a between-the-legs jam that looked a lot like previous winner J.R. Rider's. He never appeared in any other dunk contests before or after.
yes there was Micheal Jordon won it in 1998. - WRONG Answer. Michael Jordan won it in 1987 and 1988 only. There was no NBA Slam Dunk Contest in 1998 (eliminated) and 1999 (NBA Lockout). Re-instated starting 2000 season.
Yes. In 1987 NBA player Spud Webb won the Slam Dunk competition. He was only 5'7. In 2006 Nate Robinson won the contest and he's only 5'6
One of Michael Jordan's most iconic dunks is his free-throw line dunk during the 1988 NBA Slam Dunk Contest. Leaping from the free-throw line, he soared through the air, extending his arm to the rim, which showcased his incredible athleticism and style. This dunk not only won him the contest but also solidified his legacy as one of the greatest dunkers in basketball history. The sheer combination of power, grace, and creativity makes it a standout moment in his career.