MJ dunk (Italy, 1985)
 

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In 1985 when Stefanel sponsored the Stefanel Trieste team, spectators witnessed a spectacular moment in sporting history, as Michael Jordan – almost flying – completed one of the most remarkable dunks of all time, shattering the backboard into thousands of pieces.

The sneakers that he wore in the game, a pair of red-and-black Air Jordan 1, sold for US$615,000 at Christie’s online sale, becoming the most expensive pair of sneakers ever auctioned.

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A dude named Bill Robinzine was on the receiving end (literally, he got showered in broken glass) of a backboard shattering dunk by Darryl Dawkins.

He ended up killing himself in Kansas City a few years later.

The end.

That's amazing.

The dunk or suicide?

Mike makin' it rain!

MJ's dunk

That game was played in Municipal Auditorium because of the Kemper roof collapse that occurred the Summer before the season started.

The GOAT doing GOAT things.

Some tards call LeBron the goat. Lol

I am not a NBA fan. I regret that I only saw one game with MJ. I think it was some sort of finals in the mid/late 90's. He started his jump at the top of the key for his dunk :eek: :Superman:

Another thing I noticed was how big his tongue was. Patrick kinda reminds me of him:)

MJ would average 50 points per game in today's NBA. People don't remember just how dominant he was. Hell, he could probably still play today honestly and be somewhat productive.

Only player to tally 250+ steals, 125+ blocks in the same season and most people only appreciate his scoring and record in the finals.

I bet I could have done that when I was 20. Prove me wrong.

The dunk or suicide?