French player Carter jumped over at Olympics wants to recreate dunk
Frederic Weis, the 7-foot-2 French basketball player who Vince Carter posterized at the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, Australia, has an interesting proposal for this year's NBA Slam Dunk contest.
Weis took to Twitter to suggest that he and Carter recreate the "Dunk of Death" during the contest.
Hey @NBA , why don't you invite Vince Carter and me at the dunk contest for the remake of 2000 olympics !
— Fred Weis (@Bigfredstyle) January 7, 2020
The iconic moment occurred during a preliminary-round matchup between the United States and France. The two countries would meet again in the gold-medal game, which the U.S. won.
Weis isn't the only person who would like to see Carter in the dunk contest during his final NBA season. Teammate Trae Young is also petitioning for the 42-year-old to participate.
Vince Carter To The NBA Dunk Contest.... NEEEED IT!! #ThatsMyVote
— Trae Young (@TheTraeYoung) January 6, 2020
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