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Mac McClung needed just one round to shock fans and win his third consecutive NBA Slam Dunk Contest. <\/p>\n
McClung, 26, opened Saturday\u2019s NBA Slam Dunk Contest in San Francisco with a bang, as he jumped over a KIA sedan into a reverse slam for his first dunk of the night en route to his third consecutive win in the event.<\/p>\n
\tMAC MCCLUNG JUMPED OVER A CAR \ud83d\udea8The 2-Time defending champ came out SWINGING in Round 1 of the #ATTSlamDunk \ud83e\udd2f pic.twitter.com\/iyiYLRFnnm\u2014 NBA on TNT (@NBAonTNT) February 16, 2025 <\/p>\n
All five judges gave McClung\u2019s dunk 50 points, amounting to a perfect score in the Slam Dunk Contest.<\/p>\n
The dunk\u2019s concept of jumping over a car is a tribute to longtime NBA high flyer Blake Griffin, who completed a similar slam fourteen years prior.<\/p>\n
Griffin\u2019s dunk ultimately led to him being the winner of the 2011 Slam Dunk Contest. <\/p>\n
Nevertheless, McClung, who scored four perfect dunks in Saturday\u2019s contest, jumped over the highest point of the vehicle, whereas Griffin jumped over the hood of a similar car.<\/p>\n
The 26-year-old became the first player in NBA history to win three consecutive NBA Slam Dunk Contests, and just the second to win the event three times, with the first being Nate Robinson.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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