Wow,the French Open is soon coming! I think sports fans can enjoy a lot before the World Cup starts which will kick off in the next month.Now Nike has released a new pack before the French Open 2010.This shoe is for one of the most prestigious tennis player in the world,Rafael Nadal.I think he'll be the most competitive player for the championship! Let's get it straight.The shoe is Nike Air Court Ballistic 2.3!
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Best Gift to Rafael Nadal before the French Open
Wow,the French Open is soon coming! I think sports fans can enjoy a lot before the World Cup starts which will kick off in the next month.Now Nike has released a new pack before the French Open 2010.This shoe is for one of the most prestigious tennis player in the world,Rafael Nadal.I think he'll be the most competitive player for the championship! Let's get it straight.The shoe is Nike Air Court Ballistic 2.3!
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Top 10 Dunkers in the NBA
7. AMARÉ STOUDEMIRE
No one will ever accuse Amaré Stoudemire of lacking in confidence. The 6-10, 245-pounder can go between the legs or behind the back like a small forward, or drop the two-handed hammer, with his knees in your face, like his boyhood hero Shaq. While his position among the game's best is debatable -- sorry, Amaré, we tabbed you seventh -- no one will argue against Amaré as one of the most forceful dunkers today. Just ask Tim Duncan, KG, Yao Ming, Karl Malone or especially Michael Olowokandi. [Ed. Note-read on)
Defining Dunk: Then-teammate Stephon Marbury ran a pick-and-roll with Amaré, delivered a perfect bounce pass to a cutting Stoudemire who caught it in stride and had only Olowokandi between him and the basket. Guess who caught the wrong end of the play? Steph's facial expression afterwards was almost as good as Stoudemire's dunk.
Amaré's disagrees with us: "I'm going to go with myself at No. 2. I think my dunk style, with my body English in the air, is pretty unique. And also I bring the power when I do go up to dunk."
8. LEBRON JAMES
No disrespect to Fred Jones -- we're not putting an asterisk by his '04 dunk title. In fact, we're guessing even he would agree that the most entertaining throwdowns of All-Star 2004 came during the Rookie Challenge. Towards the end of the game, the challenge evolved into an impromptu dunk contest with Amaré Stoudemire leading the sophomore slammers and LeBron James rockin' the rim for the rooks. Although James chose not to compete in the official dunk contest in L.A. due to a sore ankle, he put on a heck of a show for the Staples Center crowd the night before, catching and hammering several alley-oops, and even putting one down off the glass. None of his highlights from All-Star Weekend or even his rookie run, for that matter, compare to his personal favorite.
Defining Dunk: In his first regular season game, LBJ took a steal at midcourt and elevated for a unique, Statue-of-Libertyesque one-handed throwdown that we would go on to see several times during the season. But we're waiting for his signature dunk to evolve ...
LBJ begs to differ: "My most memorable dunk was back in the 8th grade at Readinger Middle School, during a teachers vs. students game. I threw it down hard."
9. DESMOND MASON
If anybody knows Desmond Mason's dunk style, it's his former Sonics teammate, close friend and part-time prop Rashard Lewis. In the 2001 dunk contest, Lewis filled the role of human hurdle for the then-rookie Mason, who jumped over his back for a jam, en route to the trophy. "He attacks the rim aggressively," says Lewis. "You've got to have that 'dawg' attitude to be a top dunker. You've got to be a physical player and don't care about getting hit. You've got to be one of those guys that give up your body." Mason is definitely one of those guys. The 6-5 Milwaukee Bucks swingman, who finished second to Jason Richardson in a memorable dunk showdown in '03, has never been afraid to be banged around or to bang on opponents from way up.
Defining Dunk: Mase's two-handed kiss-the-rim dunk from the '01 dunk contest is a highlight-reel regular, but many people remember the two games during the '00-01 season he sent into overtime with last-second left-handed tip dunks. Ridiculousness.
What the League is saying: "He can fly. It must be nice to know how to jump like that."-Cuttino Mobley
10. KEVIN GARNETT
At No. 10 we find the NBA's reining MVP Kevin Garnett. At 6-11 plus some, KG is large and most
definitely in charge. So much so, in fact, he personifies his moniker of Big Ticket, giving
fans a super sized show of points, boards, blocks, steals and assists on a nightly basis. But
he also gives NBA fans a regular dosage of dunks, even though there's no stat to record the
hardest of his hardcore highlights. The Timberwolves' top dog has made himself a staple of
SportsCenter recaps over the years with his sick slams that come out of nowhere. His kicks
loaded like pogo sticks, Garnett can spring up and drive one down on ya at any moment.
Defining Dunk: In a game against Sacramento several seasons ago, KG flew from the middle of
the lane and threw in a crazy, one-handed tip dunk which the disbelieving announcer described
as "special effects."
KG on his dunking frequency: "It's like a volcano. You never know when I'm going to explode."
Hey,guys! Have you found your favorite player? I think I should put Dwayne Wade in the list! He really deserves a place in the top 10.But my bros wouldn't. I don't know why. If you find that your favorite player doesn't show in the list,just tell me your ideas.
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