NBA All-Star: Top 10 Dunks Of All-Time From Dunk Contest

Aaron Gordon puts the ball under his legs while jumping over the Orlando Magic Mascot for his second dunk of the championship round at the 2016 Verizon Slam Dunk Contest at All-Star Weekend in Toronto.

Who can forget Shaquille O’Neal’s reaction to this? Even more hilarious now in the age of smartphones but the big man stood up with his mouth and eyes wide open while holding a huge video recorder.

This list could be compiled by more than just two from LaVine but this was the dunk that made him become a household name. Donning a Tune Squad jersey with Jordan’s name on the back added more pressure but he duly delivered.

Vince Carter reigned supreme in the 2000 dunk contest a year after the labor-shortened 1999 season and completely revamped the competition. This dunk left everybody watching stunned in silence at what they had just seen.”

Watch this in real-time and it may not be as impressive as LaVine’s other dunks from his two contests. But watch it in slow-motion and just delight in his brilliance.

This man is 5’7”. He was up against the heavily favoured Dominique Wilkins. This shouldn’t be possible. But it gets more impressive each time you watch it.

The dunk that became the symbolic for Air Jordan. While the dunk wasn’t groundbreaking or new, it proved iconic for so many reasons.

J-Rich pulled off some incredible dunks throughout his reign as the slam dunk king but this tops the lot. The intricacies needed to pull this off was unbelievable.

Allen Iverson throwing up the lob off the backboard and Iguodale jumped so high he had to duck before slamming it home with two hands

His first dunk took about 10 attempts but he made up for that with this filthy move. Watch this in slow-motion and you truly see it in all its glory.