When Mac McClung made Slam Dunk Contest history on Saturday, it caught the eye of Giannis Antetokounmpo and Ja Morant. Both NBA All-Stars are known for ruthlessly dunking on people. For Antetokounmpo,

NBA All-Star Weekend wrapped up with an unforgettable Slam Dunk Contest that saw Mac McClung etch his name into the history books. McClung, a 6’2 guar

Deadspin wrote a story trumpeting “ How Mac McClung Might Just Save (the) NBA Slam Dunk Contest ,” talking up how his participation had gotten stars like Giannis Antetokounmpo and Ja Morant talking about entering the field,

Mac McClung made history on Saturday night. McClung became the first player in NBA history to the three-peat the NBA Slam Dunk Contest. Since its inception in 1984, only four players had won the competition in back-to-back years: Michael Jordan ('87-'88),

For the third straight year, Mac McClung participated in the NBA Slam Dunk Contest, and for the straight year, he came out on top. With this result in the bag, McClung has teased potentially retiring from the contest,

But Minnesota Timberwolves standout Anthony Edwards believes Antetokounmpo wasn't made for that kind of competition. On Saturday, Osceola Magic guard Mac McClung won the dunk contest after obtaining four perfect scores,

Giannis Antetokounmpo may be participating in next year’s NBA All-Star Dunk Contest under one condition – Ja Morant must participate as well. After Mac McClung put on an insane show for NBA fans on Saturday night,

Has Giannis participated in the NBA dunk contest? Unlike Morant, Antetokounmpo has actually participated on the dunk contest before. Back in 2015, when he was in his second season

Giannis Antetokounmpo and Ja Morant are both considering joining the dunk contest after an impressive performance by Mac McClung.

Mac McClung made history on Saturday night. McClung became the first player in NBA history to the three-peat the NBA Slam Dunk Contest. Since its inception in 1984, only four players had won the competition in back-to-back years: Michael Jordan ('87-'88),

The last NBA star to join the contest was Jaylen Brown, who had a poor showing in 2024 when he dunked on streamer Kai Cenat. Antetokounmpo previously participated in 2015 but finished last after scoring 30 and 35 on his only two dunks of the first round.

The Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo recently had a hilarious response to his tweet regarding NBA Dunk contest participation.