It was a much-anticipated game, but the performances of Wallace and Brown, who were the first to appear, were mediocre.

Both dunks were completed multiple times, and the viewing experience was average, which made the fans at the scene slightly disappointed.

Facts have proven countless times that those who can dunk well in the competition may not be able to dunk well in the dunk contest.

However, this actually laid a good foundation for the appearance of the next two people.

Before the game, everyone could have guessed that this dunk contest would be a showdown between two dunk kings.

Green also received huge cheers when he came on the stage.

He is also a native Texan.

Green's first dunk was interesting.

Hit the board directly, then catch the ball and turn around for a 360° dunk.

This is Nate Robinson's failed dunk in the 2007 Slam Dunk Contest finals.

He did it in one go!

The scene exploded instantly.

The emotion that had hit rock bottom was instantly lifted to the highest point.

And this directly made Barkley and "Magic" Johnson laugh in the commentary box.

Gerald Green is sending a challenge signal to Nate Robinson!

The judges finally gave Green a high score of 48 points.

This puts pressure on Nate Robinson.

Lin Ying stared at the field intently at this time.

Although he participated in the All-Star Weekend in the previous two years, he always went back to training after playing in the rookie game.

So he didn't see how Robinson won the championship in the past two years.

Robinson's first dunk was a rebound and windmill dunk.

The dunk action popularized by McGrady is less difficult than the one Green just made.

But after the dunk was actually made, the whole audience was instantly excited.

Lin Ying also instantly felt a huge visual impact.

It was at this moment that he understood why Robinson won the championship.

Even short people can fly!

That is not only the difficulty of dunking, but also the visual impact.

In particular, he can directly pull the windmill to full capacity, which is bigger than his body.

Finally, the judges gave the first 50 points of the night.

It’s difficult!

In fact, Green won the championship in 2007 largely because Robinson failed to complete the dunk action.

But it was precisely because of this man that he was curious about whether the finals could help Green break this seemingly impossible thing.

The second dunk started quickly, and Brown and Wallace still performed lackluster dunks, with scores in the early 40s.

What needs to be mentioned is that even though Kobe Bryant, who had an injured finger, came out to pass the ball to Brown, Brown still dunked normally.

When Green came on the stage, fans' expectations were once again raised.

Green's dunk was extremely difficult.

A close-range rebound, then turned around in the air to catch the ball and dunk.

This ball is not that difficult.

As a result, Green dunked in the back but failed to score, so he had to throw the ball to his crotch instead, and only scored 40 points.

Robinson's dunk just now clearly put pressure on him.

Fortunately, because neither Brown nor Wallace performed well, he made it to the finals with 85 points in two rounds.

Robinson would advance to the finals as long as he made no mistakes. In the end, he completed an alley-oop 180° dunk with Gallinari and scored 44 points. He advanced with 95 points in two rounds.

The final, as fans expected, was a championship showdown between Green and Robinson.

Green still had the first dunk in the finals.

It was at this time that the scene footage was captured, and bursts of cheers erupted from the scene.

Lin Ying, a University of Texas fan wearing No. 9 appears!

This wave also took a lot of thought.

Durant also stood up after Lin Ying came on the stage, turned around and waved louder to the fans.

This wave of on-site effects is already full.

In the audience, Brooke also smiled and applauded Lin Ying.

"Lin should participate in this year's dunk contest."

This reaction also made Johnson in the commentary box sigh with emotion.

"If he participates, I think I can also compete."

Barkley damaged "The Successor" on the spot.

While he was talking, Green's dunk had already begun.

This is a side-board catch and dunk.

Lin Ying ran in front, Green followed behind.

This kind of action tests ability and tacit understanding, and of course even tests Lin Ying's passing skills.

I corrected it with my finger, flicked it gently, and the basketball accurately hit the border and bounced back.

This kind of cooperation was also done by Pierce and Green in 2007.

But at the moment of catching the ball, Green could feel that the strength and height of the ball he caught was obviously more comfortable.

Then, Green directly hit the windmill, waited for the ball to drift past the basket, and then smashed the ball towards the basket.

"Bang!"

Done in one go!

The scene exploded instantly.

This combination of punches with increased difficulty is the move that can best ignite the emotions of dunk contest fans at this stage.

In 2007, Green relied on his cooperation with Pierce to use a less difficult action to win a perfect score.

This action is even more difficult!

Green opened the game with a bang!

The Texas fans at the scene were roaring with excitement.

This is a collaboration from two Texas legends!

However, the rules of this year's slam dunk contest have been changed. The finals will not be scored, but will be based on live fan votes.

If it were a score, this would be a perfect score.

This time, the pressure was kicked directly to Robinson like a ball!

Robinson chose a rebound dunk after catching the ball.

It still feels the same as before. The difficulty of the action is not particularly difficult, but the visual effect of Robinson's dunk is immediately full.

There were also bursts of cheers at the scene.

Both men's first dunks were quite good.

As Green prepared for his second dunk, he stood in the center of the court but did not signal that he was ready.

It was at this time that sharp-eyed fans noticed that his assistant Lin Ying was missing.

Brooke was also looking for Lin Ying.

"Gerald, where is your partner?"

Johnson from the commentary box asked directly.

Kenny Smith on the court also handed the microphone to Green.

Green pointed in the direction of the passage, and there was a car driving out there!

A Lincoln limo!

The driver...of course couldn't be Lin Ying.

The driver was his assistant Su Feng.
To be continued...