"It's over!" Barkley stood up from the commentator's seat, raising his hands high.
The venue was already drowned in the cheers of the fans.
Recognized as several of the most difficult dunk moves: dunking two balls at once, a 720-degree spin, and then there's the free-throw line 360.
Raven also stood up to applaud Hansen at this moment.
If he was confident in doing a free-throw line 360 in overtime, then he would have been the winner.
So when Hansen successfully completed this move, he knew he had lost, and he accepted the defeat wholeheartedly.
The judges quickly gave Hansen his score for the second dunk.
50 points.
A perfect score for all five dunks!
Hansen became the ultimate winner of this peak slam dunk contest.
He also became the first player in NBA history to win both the Three-Point Contest and the Slam Dunk Contest in the same All-Star event.
So, has anyone ever won both events but not in the same year?
The answer is still no.
As for James?
