The 100 Greatest Dunks: Definitive Dunk Ranking

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• KA

  @kamodius · 3 weeks ago (edited)

  When I see a new Joseph Vincent video pop up, it's an automatic instant click.  Keep it up, Joe.  <3

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• CH

  @chrisgrissom3610 · 3 weeks ago

  Vince Carter's Olympic " Dunk of Death", is amazing

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• JJ

  @jj73coronado11 · 3 weeks ago

  The GOAT <br>Vince Carter

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• TM

  @tmn5647382910 · 3 weeks ago

  Always love seeing new Joseph Vincent videos !!

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• TH

  @TheAnkhGod · 3 weeks ago

  Another JBV master video. What made MJ&apos;s free throw line dunks the best to me is that the man never traveled. Even on his free throw line dunks, he&apos;s the only player that: dribbled the whole way, took his gather, and dunked from the line.

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• CH

  @chris2Agearreviews · 3 weeks ago

  Im off work today and Joseph Vincent drops a video...Today is/was a good day...With that being said I haven&apos;t even watched the video yet but Shawn Kemp dunk on Alston Lister in 1992 has to be top 10...I&apos;ll be back to complain later if it isn&apos;t 🤣😂

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• SI

  @sirmi9868 · 3 weeks ago

  Damn no John Starks 360 in game dunk or Barkley all the way dunk is insane

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• MA

  @MacInTheBoxx · 3 weeks ago

  Dwight&apos;s throw-in only at 16 is wild... That was one of the most impressive feats of athletic abilities I&apos;ve ever seen. Who cares if he never touched the rim. He literally &quot;threw it down&quot;...

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• BK

  @bktrybe3685 · 3 weeks ago

  Patiently waiting on the Brodie retuned retirement documentary I know you&apos;re cooking up

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• TH

  @thetruthstand · 2 weeks ago

  That Brent Berry dunk was very underrated I&apos;m glad you showed it.

• DE

  @DeanUhtz · 3 weeks ago

  2016 zach lavine/aaron gordon, 1987 dominique and jordan, olympic vince carter, and the Gerald green windmill are my personal favorites. keep up the good work Joe🔥

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• JO

  @joshwyble6558 · 3 weeks ago

  I laughed at around 24mins when you said Brent Barry&apos;s free throw line dunk like there was only a single one.<br>The first time he did it, I was impressed. The 15x in a row he did it I was just in disbelief when they awarded him the trophy when Michael Finley should have won.<br><br>One guy who is never mentioned in any discussions is a violent power dunker who threw down the ball with serious authority is a guy named Antonio McDyess.<br><br>He was 6&apos;9&quot; and ridiculously athletic for a man of his size and the way he dunked was powerful like Shawn Kemp and you could just tell by the sound of the ball being forced into the rim that he could break your arm easily if you were brave enough to try to contest him from getting the ball in the hoop and I don&apos;t follow basketball anymore but it seems like alot of people don&apos;t know about him but when he played the man was something special to witness someone of his size deliver the ball with such force.<br><br>Another power dunker who is even less known is a guy named Darvin Ham who wasn&apos;t as big as McDyess but would dunk with ferocious power and broke a few backboards &nbsp;when he played and he wasn&apos;t that big as far as basketball players go but he sure had some power behind those dunks.

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