Currently waiting to hear back from a couple of players that were at the game and filming the comp, if that falls through, it looks like there will be no footage of it!!

Dunk comp recap, from what I can remember:

Hurdle's 4 dunks:
- double-pump reverse? Bit like Harold Miner's classic, I think
- jumped over a kid wearing a Zac Delaney singlet
- lob from Deleon in the crowd, bounced, caught and dunked (can't remember dunk style)
- what was the last? Was it the one that rattled in? Something off a bounce lob?

Abercrombie's 2 dunks:
- cupped one-hand, bit of a semi-windmill?
- Jackson ran ahead, bounced it off the side of the backboard, Abercrombie finished with a reverse two-hander?

Lazare's were a bit flat, from memory. Bounce lobs?

Can't remember Walker's.

Lewis had one where he started from behind the backboard. Had another after unveiling a Brett Rainbow singlet. His "winning" dunk was back-to-basket, standing at the top of the key, bounce through the legs and off the backboard, catch and throw down. Missed his first three attempts I think trying with a fancier dunk. Ended up settling for a simpler two-hander and then pulled himself up on the ring.

Hurdle should've won, but Lewis' dunks were very fluid and he was probably, at worst, a good runner up. Hurdle did get a bit lucky to be scored so highly on one that rattled in.

Cannot believe Lance is 188cm and doing all that.

All dunks here

Huge thanks to ash0 who uploaded it and recorded it!

shot natwhereyouat.

Great work Nat and Ash!! Really appreciate that.

That was a pretty decent dunk contest, would have been nice to watch each made dunk at half time rather than watching legends do nothing, looking at stats, listening to Carfino and Maher prattle on, interviewing coaches and then seeing warmups!! Oh well.

I thought Lewis' first dunk was the best one and he deserved to win, as did Hurdle. I thought Abercrombie and Walker could easily have been in the final too.

From what i've been told the NBL are working on getting TEN's footage.