Who wins this all-time Slam Dunk Contest

Vince Carter
Michael Jordan
Julius Erving
Dominique Wilkins

and who meets in the Finals

Man, thats almost too close to call. I'm not the biggest Vince Carter fan of his actual basketball play/skills -- I think he's vastly overrated there, but his dunks were insane at the time. Just freakish in nature and ridiculously athletic.

I also think Dominique might have gotten robbed in at least one of those contests versus Jordan -- He himself feels that way and so do many others. So I'll go with an upset of sorts.

Vince Carter vs Dominique Wilkins in the Finals, with Vince Carter taking it barely.

Vince Carter can dunk for sure!

You know Michael Jordan is the best Slam Dunk champion...
MJ>VC, Kobe, LeBron, Dr.j, Wilkins

VC because he is the best dunker in NBA history. Short and simple.

I'd say Vince Carter would. He's got more a jump to him than Jordan or Dr J, and has proven he can pull off some amazing moves. Second would be Michael Jordan.

Vince Carter did some amazing things when he was with Toronto.

MJ then Vince

Top 3:

1. Jordan, he did something nobody else did. He came out and did dunks that were almost impossible.

2. Vince Carter, he wowed everybody with the crazy things he did. He could easily, do what he did while he was in Toronto and competed in those.

3. Julius Erving, did some great dunks and for his era were almost impossible.

Vince Carter though, remains the best dunker in NBA history.

Vince Carter is one of the most dynamic, creative dunkers all-time in the NBA. Some of his past dunks honestly amazed me and I haven't seen any other player top his dunks - Vince definately wins in my book.

Vince Carter is the best dunker of all time, but I think in Dunk Contests Jordan beats him out with his creativity.

Vince Carter blew away this poll

he's currently my 2nd favorite NBA player to Derrick Rose

Really? I didn't think Vince Carter still had bad fans as he used too!

Mohammad wrote:

Really? I didn't think Vince Carter still had bad fans as he used too!

Haha, all the Vince haters are in Toronto.

Vince gets my vote.

Spurs Raptors Fan wrote:

Mohammad wrote:

Really? I didn't think Vince Carter still had bad fans as he used too!

Haha, all the Vince haters are in Toronto.

lol it's so wrong how you guys boo him

VC is the man!

King Of NJ wrote:

Spurs Raptors Fan wrote:

Mohammad wrote:

Really? I didn't think Vince Carter still had bad fans as he used too!

Haha, all the Vince haters are in Toronto.

lol it's so wrong how you guys boo him

VC is the man!

I still do it too when I am watching the game from home each time the Nets come to Toronto. Sorry to Magic fans, but I will have to boo them because of Vince. He is a good player but as a faithful Raptors fan, I have to boo any team that Vince is on, haha.

VC is the best thing to ever happen to the Raptors.

Raza wrote:

VC is the best thing to ever happen to the Raptors.

He did help put the Raptors on the map but he also abandoned them when he was needed most with his so-called injuries and demands t be traded. So now we boo that sucker each time he comes to Toronto. I think there will be more boos to come this season since he owned the Raptors last season by making the game winning shot against them for the Nets' victory (I should add that the game winning shot was a dunk; Vince's specialty).

Carter didn't like the way things were going and didn't like the management, so he wanted a trade. If Bosh wanted a trade, would you all hate him too?

Raza wrote:

Carter didn't like the way things were going and didn't like the management, so he wanted a trade. If Bosh wanted a trade, would you all hate him too?

Well, I would understand if Bosh asked to be traded - he did have to endure Sam Mitchell's awful coaching system. In addition, the Raptors had a decent roster last year but did not fully play to their potential while Bosh was playing his heart out every night. Even when he was injured for a bit last season, he still showed interest in the affairs of his team. At the end of the season, when the Raptors had a small chance of making the playoffs, Bosh still played his hardest even though they essentially had zero chance of getting into the playoffs. Even through the bad, Bosh showed dedication to his team. Management is kinda effed up so I would understand if he asked to be traded cause he did try his hardest under those circumstances and must have found it difficult.

Vince on the other hand, did not show the same determination that Bosh did. When his team was going through a bad period with Lenny Wilkins as their coach and the the rratic Kevin O'Neil, Vince kinda gave up on the team and showed decreased determination and was not the leader of the team like he used to be a few seasons prior. He kinda gave up on his team before he even asked for a trade.

Oh wow, I wrote so much...sorry!

I've read about Vince saying "he didn't give it his all", and it says on Wikipedia that someone (either the interviewer or the Coach [I forget which one]), said it was just a misunderstanding.

Raza wrote:

I've read about Vince saying "he didn't give it his all", and it says on Wikipedia that someone (either the interviewer or the Coach [I forget which one]), said it was just a misunderstanding.

Ooo...interesting. Based on what I saw on the court though; it seemed like Vince had completely given up on his team. I don't dislike him as much as when he just left for the Nets but it just seems like a routine now to boo Vicne when he comes to town, haha.

Haha and it's just a routine for him to shut you up by hitting a game winner

Raza wrote:

Haha and it's just a routine for him to shut you up by hitting a game winner

LOLOLOL!
That was a good one.
*shakes fist* You evil child.