25. September 2000. Vince Carter produced a “Dunk century”!

It was 25. September 2000. year, during the group match of the Olympic Games in Sydney, Vince Carter entered the tucking history successful to cross Fred WeisHowever, it decreases at 2M18.

Following the lowest blind passage from Iann Bonato, Vince Carter recovers the ball and flying over Fred Weis to crush the legendary dunk. Action that would have broken social networks if it happened today. The whole of Sydney SuperDome remains in the mouth, while the last part of the Raptor aligned in front of the excessive Expert Garnett. Vince Carter does not stick a beautiful hook to his teammate.

He then called “Dunking Dunk”, this request remains one of the (if not) is only unreal, the poster, since we regularly tried to play regularly and have been regularly trying to reproduce. But no one has managed to cross the 7 feet-turn over a turn and more. Even Vince Carter could never have created this moment again …

“Vince Carter deserves to enter history. Wow for me, I’m on the video”

“In training, I tried, again and again and I never succeeded. I can never repeat the same” A few years ago, he entrusted young pensioners. “At that time I was able to intercept, then, then, then, then the two dribbles, and that’s it … I’m watching what Fred Weis will do and I say that if I jump, I won’t stop me.” »”

For anecdote, the United States will win this match (106-94) and will be Olympic champions a few days later, against these same French (85-97).

Already impressive to PLAM Control competition, in February 2000This one knocked that Vince Carter could enter the caste of the largest Dunkers in history with Julius Erveing, Dominique Wilkins or other Michael Jordan.

As for Fred Veis, to whom this one called stuck on the skin the rest of his career, he proposed Vince Carter to repeat this dunk again during the All-Star game 2000. “Carter deserves to enter history. I was soiled for me, I was on the video. That day I found out that people could fly” He will entrust the French. “I don’t remember anything. I think I closed my eyes. What’s surely being I’m not moving.” »