Mac McClung Dominates Dunk Contest with Historic Three-Peat Performance
Mac McClung has done it again! The high-flying dunk master put on an absolute clinic at the NBA All-Star Saturday night, securing his third straight dunk contest title with a performance that left fans and judges in awe. If there was ever any doubt about his dunking supremacy, McClung erased it with a flawless display of creativity, athleticism, and sheer spectacle.
From the very first dunk, it was clear that McClung meant business. He kicked off the night by paying tribute to Blake Griffin's iconic car dunk—but with an even more jaw-dropping twist. Unlike Griffin, who cleared the hood of the car, McClung soared clean over the roof before throwing down a powerful reverse slam. The crowd erupted, and the judges had no choice but to hand out a perfect 50. And that was just the beginning.
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His second dunk? Just as insane. He leapt over a human prop and delivered another perfect 50. At that point, it wasn’t even a question of who would win—it was all about how many perfect scores McClung could rack up.
In the final round, facing Spurs rookie Stephon Castle, McClung took things to another level. He incorporated multiple props, two basketballs, and still made it look effortless. Castle put up a strong fight and even earned his own perfect score, but nothing could top McClung’s grand finale—a dunk so ridiculous it had to be seen in slow motion to be fully appreciated. He leaped over 6-foot-11 Evan Mobley, tapped the ball against the rim mid-air, and then threw it down with authority. Another perfect 50. Another dunk contest trophy. And another night where Mac McClung left everyone speechless.
Even NBA stars took notice. After the contest, Ja Morant and Giannis Antetokounmpo hinted at joining the dunk contest next year—possibly inspired by McClung's incredible show. If that happens, the 2026 contest could be legendary.
Meanwhile, the night wasn’t just about dunks. Tyler Herro came out on top in the three-point contest, edging out Buddy Hield with a final-round score of 24. And in the skills challenge, the Cavaliers duo of Evan Mobley and Donovan Mitchell took home the win—though the biggest story from that event was the bizarre disqualification of Victor Wembanyama and Chris Paul for attempting to game the system.
But let’s be real—this night belonged to Mac McClung. He may not be a full-time NBA player, but when it comes to the dunk contest, he’s already cemented his place among the all-time greats. Three straight titles, a collection of jaw-dropping moments, and a performance that will be talked about for years. Mac McClung is HIM.
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