Kobe Bryant vs Michael Jordan ( who was the better in game dunker )

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWQH2JqQBuI[/url]

put together some video of both guys best in game dunks

Not sure if serious.

MJ...:facepalm

:facepalm MJ.....please end this thread:lol :roll:

Kobe and its not close:

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGxX80NHuRs[/url]

Jordon is the most overrated dunker of all time.

did anyone even watch the video ?

[QUOTE=eliteballer]Kobe and its not close:

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGxX80NHuRs[/url][/QUOTE]

damn. watching that brings back so many memories. i feel bad for the kids on here that didnt get to see kobe play in his athletic prime.

ill say this much, he was a way better in game dunker than lebron ever will be. the creativity is not even close.

I don't think people realize how good of an in game dunker Kobe was. But of course the same kiddies who never watched MJ play are the ones that post MJ DUH! just because they're media puppets.

[quote=griffmoney1784]did anyone even watch the video ?[/quote]

me. great video. love that song too.

Both are impressive. i give the advantage to jordan for the better hangtime, elevation and ball carrying with his big hands.

If ya want a better case for kobe against jordon make a kobe vs mj video regarding the jumper

kobe's a better in game dunker....if you're a girl and like "pretty" 360 dunks that aren't too hard to pull off. Jordan if you like difficult dunks that no one can pull off

[QUOTE=KB2009Champ]damn. watching that brings back so many memories. i feel bad for the kids on here that didnt get to see kobe play in his athletic prime.

ill say this much, he was a way better in game dunker than lebron ever will be. the creativity is not even close.[/QUOTE]

And I feel sorry for kids that didn't even get to see MJ or Cylde the Glide in their primes....

Man, crazy to see Kobe doing WINDMILLS in traffic over two defenders.

c'mon. Love MJ but how can he compete with 360s, double clutch windmills, self alley opps dunks all in traffic.

No amount of creativity can bridge the gap in athleticism.