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Dunk of the Week: Willie Warren introduces “Dunk de la Mort II”

February 26, 2013

Shades of Vince Carter were shown by Maccabi Rishon’s Willie Warren, who pulled off one of this season’s most incredible dunks anywhere in his team’s 88-82 defeat of Bnei HaSharon on Sunday. Check out the closest approximation to Carter’s infamous “Dunk of Death” we’ve seen since originally pulled off at the 2000 Olympics. Fulfilling the Fred Weis role is Jumaine Jones.

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  1. vinzzz
    13 years ago

    Well, the dunk of the week could also be the alley oop two handed back pump from Joey Dorsey. I saw it on youtube but cant remeber the name as it was in turkish but also very impressiv!

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  2. vinzzz
    13 years ago

    here we go: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3twQgqQnJkM
    Introducing Joey Dorsey

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13 years ago 3 Comments More2000 Olympic Games, basketball highlights, Bnei Hasharon, Israel, Jumaine Jones, Ligat HaAl, Maccabi Rishon, slam dunks, Vince Carter, Willie Warren
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