Mac McClung delivered a jaw-dropping performance at the AT&T Slam Dunk Contest, becoming the first player in history to win three consecutive titles. The G-League star secured perfect 50s on all four of his dunks, edging out Spurs rookie Stephon Castle by 0.4 points in the finals.
McClung set the tone early, leaping over an entire Kia before pulling off a gravity-defying 360 over Nate Dougherty. In the finals, he stunned the crowd with a mid-air exchange from a spinning hoverboard before sealing the win by soaring over a 6-foot-11 Evan Mobley, who stood on a platform. The result? Another perfect 50 and a place in dunk contest history.
NBA legends took to social media to react, with Kendrick Perkins calling McClung “one of the greatest dunkers of all time,” while Kenny Smith compared him to Vince Carter, declaring, “Vince, you are being challenged for the greatest dunker in history!”